bedeviled

UK
/bɪˈdɛv.əld/
US
/bɪˈdɛv.əld/

Übersetzungen

bedeviledadjektiv
more bedeviled
Komp.
most bedeviled
Super.
UK
/bɪˈdɛv.əld/
US
/bɪˈdɛv.əld/
The house was said to be bedeviled by spirits.
Говорили, что дом был заколдован духами.
He was bedeviled by doubts about his decision.
Он был мучим сомнениями по поводу своего решения.
bedevilverb

bedeviled

Präteritum

bedeviled
Präteritum
bedeviled
Partizip Perfekt
bedeviling
Gerundium
UK
/bɪˈdɛv.əl/
US
/bɪˈdɛv.əl/
The constant noise from the construction site seemed to bedevil the residents.
Постоянный шум с строительной площадки, казалось, мучил жителей.
The unresolved issues continued to bedevil the negotiations.
Нерешенные вопросы продолжали терзать переговоры.
Technical problems bedevil the new software release.
Технические проблемы досаждают новому выпуску программного обеспечения.
bedevilpartizip perfekt

bedeviled

Used attributively/predicatively (e.g. "a bedeviled project")

Definitionen

bedeviledadjektiv
Experiencing or characterized by persistent problems, difficulties, or torment; plagued or troubled.
The bedeviled project faced constant delays and technical issues.
Mentally or spiritually tormented; haunted by distressing thoughts or forces.
She gave him a bedeviled look, as though pursued by invisible demons.
bedevilverb
To cause great and continual trouble or difficulty.
The project was bedeviled by technical issues from the start.
To torment or harass persistently.
The child was bedeviled by nightmares every night.
To confuse or perplex.
The complex instructions bedeviled the new employees.
(archaic) To bewitch, possess, or treat as if by a devil
They believed the old house was bedeviled by dark forces.
bedevilpartizip perfekt
Plagued, troubled, or tormented by persistent problems or difficulties.
Even after several redesigns, the software remained bedeviled by bugs.