niggle
英 [ˈnɪgl] 美 [ˈnɪɡəl]

vi.

为小事操心，吹毛求疵；不断地烦扰；

变形

过去式：niggled过去分词：niggled现在分词：niggling第三人称单数：niggles

英英释义

niggle[ 'niɡl ]

• v.
  • worry unnecessarily or excessively

    同义词：fussfret

  • argue over petty things

    同义词：quibblepettifogbickersquabblebrabble

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. His untidiness constantly niggled her.
   他邋邋遢遢总惹她讨厌。

用作名词(n.)

1. My only niggle is that they should have told me sooner.
   我唯一不满的是他们应该早点告诉我。
2. In his mind there was that same niggle that if he did the right thing.
   在他的心里一直有着一个无法摆脱的烦恼，那就是他是否做了对的事。
3. He gets the occasional niggle in his right shoulder.
   他的右肩有时感到轻微的疼痛。

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