1.〈书〉使苦恼,使厌倦
1.to annoy someone
1.If Obama said nothing or was plainly indifferent, gay-rights activists might be irked but would not be quite so disappointed.
如果奥巴马什么也不说或者只是漠不关心，同性恋拥权行动者们只会感动很厌倦，但是却不会像现在这样感到很失望。
2.But what irked him wasn't a green graveyard at the bottom of the hill. It was that other ghost out of his childhood.
但使他烦恼的可不是山脚的这一片绿色坟场，而是他童年的另一个鬼影。
3.AIG particularly irked me, but had it gone under as the largest insurance company, the world may well have been thrown into a depression.
美国国际集团特别是激怒我，但它在作为世界上最大的保险公司，世界可能已经陷入萧条扔了。
4.It irked him that she had thought of it first.
她竟先想到那件事，为此他很不痛快。
5.After Preliminary medical check ups today, David Jacob's doctor said he was irked but physically in very good condition.
今天对Jacobsen做了初步体检之后，他的专职医生称尽管他有些疲惫但是身体状况非常好。
6.In the early 1960s Lovelock came up with a radical proposal that irked the rest of the folks on the NASA probe team.
二十世纪六十年代早期，洛夫洛克提出了一个颠覆性的建议，让NASA探索团队的其他成员都感到不痛快。
7.But I am very confused, was that feeling love? Because when someone irked you my heart ached.
只不过我很迷茫，我对你的那种感觉是不是叫做爱情，当别人惹你生气是，我心痛。
8.He irked shareholders, borrowers and staff alike by interrupting the flow of money to self-dealing governments or tainted projects.
他中断了通向非常规交易政府与低劣项目的货币流通，从而激怒了股东国，借贷国与相关职员。
9.The demand that the report be cut clearly irked the bank.
删减报告的要求显然让世行感到恼火。
10.Beijing was particularly irked by her offer to have Washington 'facilitate' such initiatives.
她还提出让华盛顿来“辅助”这种行动，这更是让北京恼怒。