| 单词 | bother |
| 释义 | both·er I. transitive verb 1. a. < just the sight of him bothered her and set her heart beating > b. < the complexities of life bothered him > 2. a. < he would be … excessively bothered with details and complaints — Brian Crozier > b. < don't bother me while I'm taking my nap > < they could hardly walk down the street without being bothered > c. < rest and recovery from what's been bothering you — Richard Joseph > < without bothering their heads about a lot of newfangled nonsense — Green Peyton > < she didn't bother herself to lower her voice > d. < the sun did not bother him — Richard Sale > : give trouble to < his stomach's been bothering him > — sometimes used as a mild imprecation or interjection expressing annoyance, disagreement, or impatience intransitive verb 1. < she needed help, but they didn't bother about that > : become concerned or interested < I haven't time to bother with such things > : devote time, energy, or attention 2. < don't bother to lock the door > < he did not even bother to be polite — Fitzroy Maclean > 3. Synonyms: see annoy, worry II. 1. a. < when scenery gets mixed up with our personal bothers all the virtue goes out of it — Edith Wharton > b. < she valued his gifts by the bother they cost him — H.G.Wells > 2. < all the bother of trying to follow this rule — Evelyn Barkins > |
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