harried

1. 掠夺的,折磨的：Disobedient 不服从的 | Harried 掠夺的,折磨的 | Pedantic 书生气的,学究气的

2. 被困扰的,受折磨了：catch the fancy of sb. 中某人的意,吸引某人 | harried 被困扰的,受折磨了 | pastoral 牧歌,田园生活的,田园诗

3. 班仔：44 班文 Javen | 45 班仔 Harried | 46 班秃 Carry

4. (被纠缠得)心烦意乱的：contraction 缩小 | harried (被纠缠得)心烦意乱的 | yacht 游艇,帆船

1. Many of the wounded were being treated in hallways by harried doctors and nurses running on little sleep.

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2. Uribe was elected on a promise to get tough with Colombia's rebels, some of whom have harried the government for four decades.

3. " I never expected so many people to come all at once, " said the harried manager who has to turn visitors away.

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4. The conservation group Sea Shepherd harried Japan's fleet in the last Antarctic hunt in February.

5. The prime minister looked harried in a brief appearance on state television, but repeated that the election had been fair.

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6. The same line was subject to two more glitches on Jan 15, only resuming operation after undergoing four hours of harried repairs.

7. With markets so stretched, harried traders are looking anxiously for the one trigger that could set off an explosion.

8. Canada have harried their opponents to no end, throwing their weight into every challenge.

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9. London's Mayor Boris Johnson has promised to increase the number of buses, taxis and riverboat services for harried commuters.

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10. Countless hurried and harried Beijing drivers have pondered the question while stewing in a traffic jam.

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