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harassed

UK
/həˈræst/
US
/həˈræst/

Traduzioni

harassedadjective
more harassed
Comp.
most harassed
Super.
harceléSe dit d’une personne constamment importunée, stressée ou soumise à des pressions.
She looked harassed after dealing with the constant interruptions at work.
Elle avait l’air harcelée après avoir dû gérer les interruptions constantes au travail.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
harasséPlus littéraire ; exprime un grand épuisement ou un état d’être accablé.
Sinonimi
distressed
troubled
bothered
persecuted
pestered
annoyed
harassedpast participle
UK
/ˈhær.əst/ or /həˈræst/
US
/həˈræst/
Used as the past participle of the verb 'harass' functioning adjectivally.
harceléSe dit d’une personne soumise à des brimades, à des pressions ou à du harcèlement.
The harassed workers filed a formal complaint against their supervisor.
Les travailleurs harcelés ont déposé une plainte officielle contre leur supérieur.
Sinonimi
harried
hounded
beleaguered
besieged
persecuted
tormented
pestered
annoyed
bothered
distressed
troubled
overwhelmed
stressed
nagged
molested
harassverb

harassed

Past Simple

harassed
Past Simple
harassed
Past Participle
harassing
Gerund
UK
/həˈræs/
US
/həˈræs/
The manager was accused of harassing employees by constantly criticizing their work.
Le responsable a été accusé de harceler les employés en critiquant constamment leur travail.
Sinonimi
bother
pester
annoy
disturb
persecute
torment
badger
tease
molest
hound
harasspast participle

harassed

Used attributively/predicatively: "a harassed look".
The harassed parents tried to calm their crying child.
Les parents harcelés ont essayé de calmer leur enfant qui pleurait.
Sinonimi
harassed
persecuted
bothered
pestered
molested
tormented
troubled
afflicted
victimized
hounded
beleaguered
besieged
annoyed

Definizioni

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.
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