infuriating

常見(jiàn)例句

If we ask people how old they are, there is often the same infuriating vagueness - "more than 20".
如果我們問(wèn)他們多大了，答複也往往同樣是令人撮火的模糊不清——“20多了”。
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She could only imagine how infuriating it would be if a doctor insisted her hot flushes were “all in her head”.
她能想象的到如果毉生堅(jiān)持說(shuō)她的潮紅癥狀都是她想出來(lái)的那將會(huì)是一件多麼令人惱怒的事情。
But am I going to flip out just because some dumb reporter asks a bunch of pointless and infuriating questions?
但僅僅因爲(wèi)一幫愚蠢的記者問(wèn)了一些毫無(wú)意義惹人發(fā)怒的問(wèn)題，我就精神錯(cuò)亂嗎？

That kind of woman would find you tiresome, infuriating and not worth her time.
FORBES: Readers Say
I've told her in my most infuriating older-brother manner that It Remains To Be Seen.
NPR: Part One
Until this week, Mr Livingstone had brushed aside all these manoeuvres with an infuriating insouciance.
ECONOMIST: Bagehot