nerve-wracking
英 [nɜːv ˈrækɪŋ]
美 [nɜːrv ˈrækɪŋ]
adj. 令人焦虑的;使人十分紧张的
英英释义
adj
- extremely irritating to the nerves
- nerve-racking noise
- the stressful days before a war
- a trying day at the office
双语例句
- It was nerve-wracking because the plane had been traveling for so long that it was more than an hour before she was back safely in Heathrow.
这的确是件很伤脑筋的事情，发生事故以后飞机又航行了将近一个多小时才安全着陆。 - You nerve-wracking sons of bitches.
你们都是没头没脑的狗杂种。 - I just thought that it was really strange, and quite nerve-wracking that I had suddenly got this huge gaping hole in the side of my face.
我只是觉得太奇怪了，而且让人很紧张的是，突然间就在我的一边脸上出现了这么大的一个洞。 - It must be so nerve-wracking.
一定真是够紧张的。 - Of course he could not use the bicycle, but even walking was nerve-wracking.
他当然不能骑车了，就是步行也令人心惊胆战。 - But starting a casual conversationwith a stranger especially when that stranger has the power to boostyour career can be nerve-wracking for even the most outgoing people.
但是即使是那些非常外向的人，对于要和一个陌生人开始一段随意的对话，尤其是和那些有权促进你事业的陌生人闲谈时，都会非常伤脑筋。 - It was more nerve-wracking than taking a World Cup penalty.
这比在世界杯上罚点球还扣人心弦。 - Therefore, to some people the process of applying for a job can be nerve-wracking and incredibly difficult.
因此，对于一些人来说，找工作的过程既令人头疼也有着无法想象的难度。 - Obviously it was nerve-wracking, but I quickly just tried to drown everything else out and focus on my game, concentrating on trying to play to the best of my ability.
显然我有点紧张，但很快就集中到比赛中去了，能够在比赛中集中精力是我最大的能力。 - First dates are always nerve-wracking& that's a given.
第一次约会总是很紧张&那是一定的。