• adj. 過(guò)敏的；急躁的；易怒的

來(lái)自irritate,刺激，使煩惱。

irritable (adj.)

1660s, from French irritable and directly from Latin irritabilis "easily excited," from irritare (see irritate). Related: Irritably.

1. They may feel tired and though outwardly calm, can be irritable.

他們或許會(huì)感到疲憊，雖然外表看似沒(méi)事，但可能很容易發(fā)火。

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2. He wasn't irritable or snappy or anything, just slightly perplexed.

他并不是愛(ài)發(fā)火或愛(ài)起急什么的，他只是有點(diǎn)困惑。

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3. Teething can be painful and make your baby irritable.

長(zhǎng)牙會(huì)很難受，嬰兒會(huì)煩躁不安。

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4. Alan was irritable, and very evidently in a nervy state.

艾倫很急躁，很明顯他處于緊張不安的狀態(tài)。

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5. His glasses magnified his irritable glare.

他那怒不可遏的眼神在眼鏡片下顯得愈發(fā)逼人。

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