nagging

英 [ˈnæɡɪŋ]

美 [ˈnæɡɪŋ]

adj. 纠缠不休的; 难以摆脱的; 唠叨的; 抱怨的; 诉苦的
v. 唠叨; 不停地抱怨; 不断困扰; 老使人烦恼
nag的现在分词

现在分词：nagging　复数：naggings　

BNC.14548 / COCA.12996

牛津词典

adj.

纠缠不休的；难以摆脱的
continuing for a long time and difficult to cure or remove
1. a nagging pain/doubt
  难以消除的疼痛 / 怀疑
唠叨的；抱怨的；诉苦的
complaining
1. a nagging voice
  唠唠叨叨的声音

adj

continually complaining or faultfinding
1. a shrewish wife
2. nagging parents
Synonym:shrewish

She had stopped nagging him about never being home.
她不再不停地指责他总不在家了。
Lenny still could not dissolve the nagging lump of tension in his chest.
莱尼仍不能消除令他不安的紧张感。
Her constant nagging drives me crazy.
她不停地唠叨使我发狂。
She's kept nagging me, she's always on my back.
她对我唠唠叨叨的，一直缠着我。
Our parents may have used sarcasm, nagging, or open hostility when problems got to the boiling point.
当问题到达沸点时，我们的父母也许是用挖苦，挑剔，或公开的敌意。
He hates his wife's constant nagging.
他讨厌他妻子唠叨不休。
The illness began with a nagging pain.
那种病一开始是持续疼痛。
What have you done wrong when you wife comes out of the kitchen and starts nagging you?
你做错了什么你老婆冲出厨房跟你发飙？
Of marie's constant criticism and nagging.
伴随着玛丽不停的挑剔和唠叨。
It was our mistake to have kept nagging you.
我们老是唠叨着催你，是我是我们不对。