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worrier

名词: worrier 名词复数: worries 过去式: worried 过去分词: worried 现在分词: worrying 第三人称单数: worries

worrier基本解释

vt.撕咬;使烦恼;使焦虑

vi.担心;发愁

n.担心;烦恼;忧虑

worrier相关例句

用作及物动词(vt.)
  • The dog was worrying a rat.
    那条狗撕咬著一只老鼠。
  • Don't worry her; she is busy.
    别去烦她,她很忙。
  • The noise doesn't seem to worry them.
    这种嘈声好像并不影响他们。
  • What worries me is how he will manage now his wife's died.
    他妻子死了
  • Don't worry me with your complaints.
    不要老是抱怨,搞得我不太平。
用作不及物动词(vi.)
  • Don't worry if you can't finish it.
    你做不完也不必担心。
  • Your parents are worrying about you: do write to them.
    你父母正担心你呢,快给他们写封信吧。
  • There's nothing to worry about.
    没什么可担心的。
  • Don't worry about that mark, it will brush off.
    不要为那个污渍操心,那是可以刷得掉的。
用作名词(n.)
  • Worry and illness had made him prematurely old.
    他心事重重、 疾病缠身,落得个未老先衰。
  • The mother of the kidnapped child was crazy with worry.
    那个被绑架的孩子的母亲担心得几乎发狂了。
  • He's been a source of discord and worry.
    他成为不和和烦恼的根源。
  • He have a lot of financial worry at the moment.
    他现在有很多财务上的烦恼事。
  • That car has caused me no end of worry.
    那辆汽车给我带来了无穷的烦恼。
  • My chief worry is that he doesn't have experience.
    我的主要忧虑是他没有经验。
  • Her tender looks seemed to smooth away his worry.
    她的温柔的神情似乎消除了他的忧虑。

worrier英英释义

Noun:
  • something or someone that causes anxiety; a source of unhappiness;

    "New York traffic is a constant concern"
    "it's a major worry"

  • a strong feeling of anxiety;

    "his worry over the prospect of being fired"
    "it is not work but worry that kills"
    "he wanted to die and end his troubles"

Verb:
  • be worried, concerned, anxious, troubled, or uneasy;

    "I worry about my job"

  • be concerned with;

    "I worry about my grades"

  • disturb the peace of mind of; afflict with mental agitation or distress;

    "I cannot sleep--my daughter's health is worrying me"

  • be on the mind of;

    "I worry about the second Germanic consonant shift"

  • lacerate by biting;

    "the dog worried his bone"

  • touch or rub constantly;

    "The old man worried his beads"