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harried
adjective
uk /ˈhær.id/ us /ˈher.id/
worried and angry, especially because people keep wanting things from you: 被困扰的，不胜其烦的，形容被人催逼时的恼怒感觉
I saw a harried-looking mother at the checkout trying to manage two small children and a mountain of shopping.我在收银处看到一位手忙脚乱的母亲，既要看好两个幼童，又要兼顾一大堆货物。
He spent the day feeling harried and unproductive.一整天他都觉得不胜困扰，效率低下。
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Harried managers often forget that their best people want to get even better.
He greets visitors with a kind but harried expression.
Nonsensical questions may just be a way for a child to reach out to a mom who seems harried.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Anxious and worried
(all) hot and botheredidiom
aflutter
agitated
angsty
anxious
fretfully
frightened
fuss
get in a sweatidiom
goosey
preoccupied
prey
prey on sb's mindidiom
prey on something
queasily
worried
worriedly
worrier
worrywart
wound up
harried | American Dictionary
harried
adjective
us/ˈhær·id/
anxious or worried because you have too many things to do:
I’ve been feeling very harried at work.
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