1.坚持的,迫切的
2.强求的,缠扰不休的,讨厌的
1.continuing to ask for something in a determined and annoying way
1.Bertha was astonished that he should wish to see her, and a little annoyed, for now of all times his presence would be importunate.
伯莎为他居然会想看望她而吃惊，并且有点儿气恼，因为他的出现如今较之任何时候都更令她憎厌。
2."They mostly do, " said the clergyman, griping hard at his breast, as if afflicted with an importunate throb of pain.
“他们大多能这么做，”牧师一边说着，一边紧紧捂住自己的心口，象是有揪心的疼痛纠缠着他。
3.As he had never been an importunate visitor he had had no chance to be offensive.
由于他不是一个常来打扰的客人，他当然也没有机会使人感到讨厌。
4.We had been through it together, the Army and I, from the first importunate courtship until now.
我和军队一道经历了上述的境界，从早期的苦苦追求直到现在。
5.I felt the reasons for your silence, and I feared to seem importunate, by writing.
我感觉到你保持缄默事出有因，给你写信会使你觉得我纠缠不休。
6.The importunate memory was kept before her by its ironic contrast to her present situation.
萦绕在心头的这个回忆对当前的情景来说，是个具有讽刺性的对照。
7.I wIll not detaIn you, monsIeur, " contInued the countess; " I would not have our gratItude become IndIscreet or Importunate.
“我不耽搁您了，阁下，”伯爵夫人又说道，“我不愿意让我们的感激变成失礼或勉强。”
8.Importunate of classic economy school is the fair efficiency view with regular fairness, first efficiency.
古典经济学派坚持的是规则公平、效率优先的公平效率观。
9.It was only a fancy; yet a fancy will sometimes be importunate.
它只是一个幻梦，但是有时幻梦是会纠缠不休的。
10.In Tirana, after I returned from Moscow, I felt the city, like some importunate blackmailer, still claiming its unpaid dues.
告别莫斯科，重归地拉那，自己总觉得家乡依然催命般地在找我算账。