aggravating

UK:  ['æɡrə.veɪtɪŋ]

US:  ['æɡrə.veɪtɪŋ]

adj.

1.〔口语〕可恼的,可厌的,惹人生气的

2.使…恶化的

3.令人气愤的;可恨;成事不足,败有余

1 . Portuguese water dogs, which do not shed so much hair, are said to be less aggravating to people with allergies.
葡萄牙水犬不怎么掉毛，对于过敏体质的人来说相对安全一些。

2 . It's just aggravating, you know. People come up and ask you for money all the time, tell you some kind of a sob story.
这实在是烦人，你知道，人们不停的跑来问你要钱，告诉你各种各样的悲情故事。

3 . Bondholders who woke up to find themselves stockholders might sell their shares, and the shares of any other banks, aggravating contagion.
债券持有人发觉自己是股东时可能会卖掉手里或者其他任何一家银行的股票，会使不良态势恶化。

4 . the just recent tired out sense seems to be aggravating too , cannot but admit the age does not forgive people.
只是最近的疲惫感似乎也在加剧，不能不承认年龄不饶人了。

5 . With the cognitive impairment aggravating , the syndrome of asthenia in origin and asthenia in superficiality was more obviously.
随着认知损害程度的加重，本虚标实证候表现更为明显。