| 释义 |
ir·ri·tan·cy
I. \ˈirəd.ənsē, -ətən-, -si also -ətən-\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: irritant (I) + -cy
Roman, civil, & Scots law : a making or the quality or state of being made null and void : invalidation; also : irritant clause
II. noun
(-es)
Etymology: irritant (II) + -cy
: the quality or state of being irritating |