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harried

/ˈhærid/ /ˈhɛrid/

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adjective

疲惫的，忙乱的，焦头烂额的。

Stressed, rushed, panicked, overly busy or preoccupied.

Examples :

"The entire place teemed with harried executives who had no time to talk to one another."

整个地方挤满了焦头烂额的高管，他们根本没有时间互相交谈。

attitude mind emotion condition human person

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adjective

疲惫的，烦扰的.

Examples :

"The student felt harried by the many assignments due that week. "

那个学生觉得那一周的作业太多了，让他感到非常疲惫和烦躁。

emotion attitude condition human mind

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verb

掠夺，袭击，骚扰

To plunder, pillage, assault.

Examples :

"The Vikings frequently harried the coastal villages, stealing valuables and burning homes. "

维京人经常袭击沿海村庄，掠夺财物，焚烧房屋。

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verb

骚扰，袭击。

To make repeated attacks on an enemy.

Examples :

"The small dog harried the cat by nipping at its heels whenever it tried to cross the yard. "

那只小狗总是骚扰猫，每当猫想穿过院子的时候就咬它的后脚跟。

military war action

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verb

掠夺，蹂躏

To strip, lay waste, ravage.

Examples :

"The storm harried the farmer's fields, leaving them barren and destroyed. "

暴风雨掠夺了农夫的田地，使其变得荒芜一片，满目疮痍。

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verb

骚扰，烦扰，使烦恼。

To harass, bother or distress with demands, threats, or criticism.

Examples :

"The teacher harried the students to finish their assignments on time. "

老师催促学生们按时完成作业，搞得他们很紧张。

emotion action attitude person situation