Definition of annoyed in English:

annoyed

adjectiveəˈnɔɪdəˈnɔɪd

Slightly angry; irritated.
Kelly was annoyed with him
he was annoyed at being woken up so early
I got very annoyed watching the film
Example sentencesExamples
- The 62 junior doctors in Waterford are annoyed over new rostering arrangements which they say will isolate them on the frontline.
- The members were particularly annoyed that they had only received news of the final abolishment of the board within the previous 24 hours.
- There were several other extremely annoyed Bulgarian families paying more than 100 leva a day!
- He turned back into the city centre because he felt annoyed at being confronted by a policeman.
- Annoyed with himself after dropping a shot at the short 12th, Nicklaus charged to a record sixth title by finishing birdie-par-eagle-birdie-birdie-par.
- Charles was sulking now, quite annoyed with all this.
- Woods was clearly annoyed, but apparently chose not to make an official complaint.
- I get a bit annoyed with all the leaflets that keep appearing through my door.
- I was annoyed to find out that, although there were a number of service stations in the vicinity of the airport, all were closed.
- I found myself getting more and more annoyed with him, and liking him less and less.
- This kind of thing happens sometimes, but I was annoyed with myself for handling it badly.
- I remember I was pretty annoyed with my brother who shared the room with me, over some trivial disagreement.
- Councillors were becoming increasingly annoyed at the delays to the car park, which was meant to have been finished in April of last year.
- "Obviously you didn't hear me," the customer said, even more annoyed.
- I was at first confused, then annoyed, then bewildered.
- He seemed to be getting increasingly annoyed that people weren't appreciating his genius.

Derivatives

annoyedly

adverb

Kris turned her head and glared at Ansley annoyedly.
Example sentencesExamples
- I was almost afraid to leave the elevator, but the elevator man was clicking his tongue annoyedly.
- Michelle snarled annoyedly, trying to tune them out.
- She mentally chanted annoyedly. ‘This is not how it's supposed to go!’
- ‘He's not my lover,’ Khelekkir said annoyedly.
- ‘My engine is damaged,’ he said annoyedly into the comm, flipping a switch, ‘I'm shutting it down.’

Definition of annoyed in US English:

annoyed

adjectiveəˈnɔɪdəˈnoid

Slightly angry; irritated.
Kelly was annoyed with him
he was annoyed at being woken up so early
I got very annoyed watching the film
Example sentencesExamples
- There were several other extremely annoyed Bulgarian families paying more than 100 leva a day!
- I was annoyed to find out that, although there were a number of service stations in the vicinity of the airport, all were closed.
- Annoyed with himself after dropping a shot at the short 12th, Nicklaus charged to a record sixth title by finishing birdie-par-eagle-birdie-birdie-par.
- Woods was clearly annoyed, but apparently chose not to make an official complaint.
- I get a bit annoyed with all the leaflets that keep appearing through my door.
- The 62 junior doctors in Waterford are annoyed over new rostering arrangements which they say will isolate them on the frontline.
- Councillors were becoming increasingly annoyed at the delays to the car park, which was meant to have been finished in April of last year.
- Charles was sulking now, quite annoyed with all this.
- "Obviously you didn't hear me," the customer said, even more annoyed.
- I remember I was pretty annoyed with my brother who shared the room with me, over some trivial disagreement.
- I was at first confused, then annoyed, then bewildered.
- This kind of thing happens sometimes, but I was annoyed with myself for handling it badly.
- I found myself getting more and more annoyed with him, and liking him less and less.
- The members were particularly annoyed that they had only received news of the final abolishment of the board within the previous 24 hours.
- He seemed to be getting increasingly annoyed that people weren't appreciating his genius.
- He turned back into the city centre because he felt annoyed at being confronted by a policeman.

单词	annoyed
释义	Definition of annoyed in English: annoyed adjectiveəˈnɔɪdəˈnɔɪd Slightly angry; irritated. Kelly was annoyed with him he was annoyed at being woken up so early I got very annoyed watching the film Example sentencesExamples The 62 junior doctors in Waterford are annoyed over new rostering arrangements which they say will isolate them on the frontline. The members were particularly annoyed that they had only received news of the final abolishment of the board within the previous 24 hours. There were several other extremely annoyed Bulgarian families paying more than 100 leva a day! He turned back into the city centre because he felt annoyed at being confronted by a policeman. Annoyed with himself after dropping a shot at the short 12th, Nicklaus charged to a record sixth title by finishing birdie-par-eagle-birdie-birdie-par. Charles was sulking now, quite annoyed with all this. Woods was clearly annoyed, but apparently chose not to make an official complaint. I get a bit annoyed with all the leaflets that keep appearing through my door. I was annoyed to find out that, although there were a number of service stations in the vicinity of the airport, all were closed. I found myself getting more and more annoyed with him, and liking him less and less. This kind of thing happens sometimes, but I was annoyed with myself for handling it badly. I remember I was pretty annoyed with my brother who shared the room with me, over some trivial disagreement. Councillors were becoming increasingly annoyed at the delays to the car park, which was meant to have been finished in April of last year. "Obviously you didn't hear me," the customer said, even more annoyed. I was at first confused, then annoyed, then bewildered. He seemed to be getting increasingly annoyed that people weren't appreciating his genius. Derivatives annoyedly adverb Kris turned her head and glared at Ansley annoyedly. Example sentencesExamples I was almost afraid to leave the elevator, but the elevator man was clicking his tongue annoyedly. Michelle snarled annoyedly, trying to tune them out. She mentally chanted annoyedly. ‘This is not how it's supposed to go!’ ‘He's not my lover,’ Khelekkir said annoyedly. ‘My engine is damaged,’ he said annoyedly into the comm, flipping a switch, ‘I'm shutting it down.’ Definition of annoyed in US English: annoyed adjectiveəˈnɔɪdəˈnoid Slightly angry; irritated. Kelly was annoyed with him he was annoyed at being woken up so early I got very annoyed watching the film Example sentencesExamples There were several other extremely annoyed Bulgarian families paying more than 100 leva a day! I was annoyed to find out that, although there were a number of service stations in the vicinity of the airport, all were closed. Annoyed with himself after dropping a shot at the short 12th, Nicklaus charged to a record sixth title by finishing birdie-par-eagle-birdie-birdie-par. Woods was clearly annoyed, but apparently chose not to make an official complaint. I get a bit annoyed with all the leaflets that keep appearing through my door. The 62 junior doctors in Waterford are annoyed over new rostering arrangements which they say will isolate them on the frontline. Councillors were becoming increasingly annoyed at the delays to the car park, which was meant to have been finished in April of last year. Charles was sulking now, quite annoyed with all this. "Obviously you didn't hear me," the customer said, even more annoyed. I remember I was pretty annoyed with my brother who shared the room with me, over some trivial disagreement. I was at first confused, then annoyed, then bewildered. This kind of thing happens sometimes, but I was annoyed with myself for handling it badly. I found myself getting more and more annoyed with him, and liking him less and less. The members were particularly annoyed that they had only received news of the final abolishment of the board within the previous 24 hours. He seemed to be getting increasingly annoyed that people weren't appreciating his genius. He turned back into the city centre because he felt annoyed at being confronted by a policeman.
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