1.激怒,使恼怒
2.加剧,加重,使恶化
1.被激怒的,恼怒的
2.【生】具硬突起的,(表面)粗糙的
1.to make someone feel extremely annoyed and impatient because things are not happening in the way that they want
1.Fathers, do not exasperate your children, instead, bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord.
你们做父亲的，不要惹儿女的气，只要照着主的教训和警戒养育他们。
2.But a multitude of flags still waves in Europe, the frontiers still exasperate , great armies accumulate fresh stores of equipment.
但是，许许多多的国旗还在欧洲飘扬，边境依然剑拔弩张，大批军队正在屯积新的装备。
3.young man , do not exasperate a man who neglects the dead!
年轻人，不要激怒一个不顾死的人！
4.exasperate The girl was extremely exasperated at her boyfriend's forgetting her birthday.
这个女孩因为她男友忘记她的生日而大发雷霆。
5.The relation between supervisors and cabinet ministers came through the process from harmonious to exasperate in the Ming Dynasty.
明代言官与阁臣的关系经历了一个由和谐到恶化的过程。
6.The important thing is that you do not panic, as this will only exasperate the negative experience.
重要的是你不要惊慌，否则将会加剧你的消极情绪。
7.He had begun to exasperate her at last .
他终于把她激怒了。
8.If so, then, we may ask, why should they, in the first place, exasperate the inpiduality of the single school, and then dispense from it?
万一政府肯豁免的话，我们会问：那末何必当初？先用法例把学校的个别性强化了，又用豁免将它取消？
9.So can all sink not to live to exasperate for several annuals, those small youth men, .
这么多年，那些小后生们，可都沉不住气了。
10.After something like that, it seemed unrealistic for him to, for example, let Sheldon (Jim Parsons) exasperate him the way he did before.
这类事情之后，很多事对他来说都看起来不切实际了，比如让谢耳朵像以前那样激怒他。