maddening

英 [ˈmædnɪŋ]

美 [ˈmædnɪŋ]

adj.  令人生气的; 让人沮丧的; 使人恼火的
v.  使非常生气; 使发疯
madden的现在分词

现在分词：maddening　

BNC.34307 / COCA.23585

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 令人生气的；让人极为沮丧的；使人极其恼火的
  If you describe something asmaddening, you mean that it makes you feel angry, irritated, or frustrated.
  1. Shopping in the January sales can be maddening...
     在元月促销期间购物可能会让人大为恼火。
  2. It is, in its way, a maddening biography.
     客观来说，这部传记很是令人气愤。

英英释义

adj

• extremely annoying or displeasing
  1. his cavelier curtness of manner was exasperating
  2. I've had an exasperating day
  3. her infuriating indifference
  4. the ceaseless tumult of the jukebox was maddening
  Synonym:exasperatinginfuriatingvexing

双语例句

• It's all frustrating, even maddening, because what's happened doesn't make sense.
  令人沮丧，甚至疯狂的是，过去发生的事不能说明什么。
• Can we still find that peace amidst the maddening crowd?
  在外部世界的一片喧嚣中，我们是否可以找到内心的平静？
• And give in to sad thoughts that are maddening?
  却向令人发狂的悲伤投降？
• Shopping in the January sales can be maddening
  在元月促销期间购物可能会让人大为恼火。
• Suspended between innocence and collusion, Chloe's every gesture became imbued with maddening significance.
  克洛艾每一个姿势的意蕴都悬浮在纯真和诱惑之间，满含令人疯狂的意义。
• Put like that, it's worse than maddening, it's pathetic.
  这样说来，这比疯狂还要糟糕，这简直是悲惨。
• Lady Sackville was a maddening person to live with.
  和萨克维尔女士生活在一起定会让人受不了。
• The music became maddening now.
  音乐现在变得急骤了。
• Often you will see the maddening adjective indescribable used to describe the event.
  你经常发现令人恼火的形容词难以形容被拿来描述其过程。
• He gave her that maddening smile of his.
  他对她露出了令她痴狂的微笑。