harassing

UK
/həˈræsɪŋ/
US
/həˈræsɪŋ/

Translations

harassingadjective
more harassing
Comp.
most harassing
Super.
UK
/həˈræsɪŋ/
US
/həˈræsɪŋ/
The harassing phone calls made her feel unsafe.
Преследующие телефонные звонки заставляли её чувствовать себя небезопасно.
His harassing behavior was reported to the authorities.
Его надоедливое поведение было сообщено властям.
The harassing emails were a constant source of stress.
Тревожащие электронные письма были постоянным источником стресса.
harassingnoun
UK
/həˈræsɪŋ/
US
/həˈræsɪŋ/ or /ˈhærəsɪŋ/
Gerund functioning as an uncountable noun meaning the act of harassing.
harassverb

harassing

Gerund

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.
harassgerund / present participle

harassing

Used attributively: "harassing phone calls".

Definitions

harassingadjective
Causing repeated or persistent distress or annoyance.
The harassing phone calls made it difficult for her to concentrate on her work.
harassingnoun
The act or process of harassing someone; harassment.
Continuous harassing of the staff resulted in several formal complaints.
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.
harassgerund / present participle
Causing or involving persistent annoyance or intimidation.
They received harassing emails every day.