| 单词 | niggling |
| 释义 | niggling (nɪgəlɪŋ ) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] A niggling injury or worry is small but bothers you over a long period of time. Both players have been suffering from niggling injuries. ...a niggling worry that the cheap car is also the one that will cause endless trouble. Synonyms: irritating, troubling, persistent, bothersome Collocations: niggling feeling But she couldn't — get rid of the niggling feeling that her ordeal wasn't over. The Sun If you don't, you'll always be left with a niggling feeling that something isn't right. Times, Sunday Times They are the perfect group of people with which to discuss this niggling feeling that now has a smell. Times, Sunday Times The niggling feeling that they are sizzling my brains as well as my porridge puts me off, even though studies have concluded otherwise. Times, Sunday Times So, as with varifocal glasses, you can easily switch between seeing close up, in between, and far away, without having that niggling feeling that you have forgotten your reading glasses. Times, Sunday Times Another niggling problem - sourcing suitable brick cosmetic cladding to be applied to the homes on site - has yet to be resolved. Times,Sunday Times Bizarre new e-pose, whereby online models appear to have a niggling problem with their backs. Times, Sunday Times Then sort out any niggling problems you have, and learn some relaxation exercises. The Sun If you have any niggling problems on board, they start to play on your mind. Times, Sunday Times Try listing all those niggling problems you have - work, home, relationship, money and so on. The Sun |
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