harassed

UK
/həˈræst/
US
/həˈræst/

Translations

harassedadjective
more harassed
Comp.
most harassed
Super.
The harassed employee finally took a vacation.
Измученный сотрудник наконец-то взял отпуск.
She looked like a harassed woman after dealing with the kids all day.
Она выглядела как затравленная женщина после того, как весь день возилась с детьми.
harassedpast participle
UK
/ˈhær.əst/ or /həˈræst/
US
/həˈræst/
Used as the past participle of the verb 'harass' functioning adjectivally.
harassverb

harassed

Past Simple

harassed
Past Simple
harassed
Past Participle
harassing
Gerund
UK
/həˈræs/
US
/həˈræs/
The manager was accused of harassing his employees.
Менеджера обвинили в том, что он преследовал своих сотрудников.
She felt that her neighbor was harassing her with constant noise.
Она чувствовала, что сосед досаждает ей постоянным шумом.
The constant phone calls were meant to harass him.
Постоянные телефонные звонки были предназначены, чтобы тревожить его.
harasspast participle

harassed

Used attributively/predicatively: "a harassed look".

Definitions

harassedadjective
Feeling or showing the effects of being persistently troubled or annoyed.
She looked harassed after dealing with the constant interruptions at work.
Constantly troubled, stressed, or pressured because of excessive demands or interference.
After a week of tight deadlines, he felt completely harassed.
harassedpast participle
Having been subjected to persistent annoyance, intimidation, or aggressive pressure.
The harassed workers filed a formal complaint against their supervisor.
harassverb
To subject someone to aggressive pressure or intimidation.
The manager was accused of harassing employees by constantly criticizing their work.
To make repeated small-scale attacks on an enemy.
The guerrilla fighters harassed the enemy troops by launching surprise attacks.
harasspast participle
Feeling or showing the effects of persistent pressure, intimidation, or anxiety.
The harassed parents tried to calm their crying child.