He sputtered a little, and seemed vexed.

他嘟嘟囔囔，显出有点恼怒。

Their relentless staring was starting to annoy him.

他们这样毫不留情地盯着他看，他开始有点恼怒了。

His jaw had gone rigid with anger.

他下巴因为恼怒而发僵。

Here is a troubled business that keeps hiring employees whose attitudes vastly annoy the customers.

这是一个棘手行业，却不断地雇用观点总体上使客户恼怒雇员。

Nothing seemed to give Colin a bigger thrill than to say, " All right, Harry? " six or seven times a day and hear, " Hello, Colin, " back, however exasperated Harry sounded when he said it.

对科来说，好像世界上最激动人心事，就是每天说六七次“你好，哈利？”并听到“你好，科。”，不管哈利语气有多么恼怒。

The infuriated wolf clambered up to the chimney.

恼怒豺狼爬上烟囱。

I still become frustrated, irritated, petty and depressed, just like everyone else.

我仍然会像其他人一样，变得沮丧、恼怒、小气沮丧。

Exasperated parents and opportunistic politicians have long fretted that they make players lazy and listless, or else unpredictable and violent.

一直以来，恼怒家长投机政客都担心电子游戏玩家会变得懒惰倦怠，或性情多变、暴躁乖戾。

Those are good attributes for an entrepreneur, though they are unlikely to make him loved in the world of art philanthropy, where his “candour” often “ruffled feathers”.

企业家拥有这些特性再好不过，但在艺术品慈善界就不大行得通，没能让他广受欢迎，因为正直，便常常引得他人恼怒。

Harry had no idea what this meant; Dumbledore was being infuriating.

哈利不明白这是什么意思。邓 布利多让他恼怒了。

The teachers were exasperated at Bob.

老师们都对鲍勃非常恼怒。

I'm able to persevere through challenges and setbacks without falling into frustration or anger.

我能坚持面对挑战挫折，不会陷入沮丧恼怒。

I was embarrassed. Then I was angry and I spent a few hours just quietly fuming. Why didn't they tell me I was a bottleneck? Why did they let me go on slowing them down?

我先是觉得羞愧，然后恼怒。我花了几个小时时间生闷气。他们为什么不告诉我我是瓶颈？为什么他们不阻止我拖大家后腿？

This is an expression that shows annoyance or exasperation.

这是一个用来表达烦躁恼怒词。

There was a hint of anger in his voice.

他声音中流露出一丝恼怒。

Increasingly, we are uncomfortable, annoyed, disgusted, scared or unaware.

我们越来越不适、恼怒、厌烦、害怕或者毫察觉。

I can see it’s making you quite hot under the collar. And that means angry.Let’s listen to swimming specialist, Jenny Landreth, talking about what annoys her.

我能了解你相当hot under the colloar。那个词是恼怒意思。让我们听听游泳专家珍妮•兰德思谈谈什么惹怒了她。

But one day Winfield lost some money in the street. He was very angry.

可有一天，温菲尔德在街上丢了钱。他很恼怒。

Elizabeth was very angry, and so were a lot of the Scots lords.

伊丽莎白非常恼怒，许多英格兰贵族也是。

“You! ” said Ron furiously. “Go back to bed! ”

“你！”罗恩恼怒地说，“去睡觉！”