烦
annoyed; troublesome; trouble
Meanings
5 senses · 25 examplesadjective
annoyed; depressed; troubled
Describes a state of mental unease or distress.
He has been feeling very depressed lately and always stares alone in a daze.
Faced with so many troubles, she was agitated and couldn't calm down at all.
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I felt a bit anxious during those days waiting for exam results.
After working overtime for a week straight, he was filled with a sense of unease.
Being asked the same question repeatedly, she wore a frustrated expression.
adjective
bored; fed up; annoyed
Describes a feeling of being tired of repeated or tedious things.
I'm fed up with these repeated nagging words.
He's grown tired of having the same breakfast every day.
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After watching the same movie three times, she felt a bit bored.
Facing the customer's endless complaints, the waiter gradually grew annoyed.
Doing the same boring job for a long time can easily make people feel fed up.
verb
to annoy; to bother; to disturb
informalUsed to tell someone not to disturb or bother you when you are busy.
I'm busy writing a report right now, don't bother me.
Please don't disturb me while I'm resting.
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He kept interrupting, which annoyed me so much I couldn't focus.
I don't have time to talk to you right now, leave me alone.
The kid kept making noise next to him, which prevented him from working.
adjective
complicated; messy; miscellaneous
Describes content, work or situations that are overly numerous and disorganized.
This report has complicated content and needs time to organize.
His writing is concise and to the point, directly stating the core viewpoint.
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This small restaurant has a complicated menu that leaves people dazzled.
The complicated housework left her no time to rest all day.
The process for this project is overly complicated and needs to be simplified.
verb
to trouble; to ask a favor of; to solicit
formalA polite way to ask someone for help or do a favor.
I'd like to ask you a favor: please take a message to Xiao Wang for me.
Could I trouble you to mail this package abroad for me?
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We'd appreciate it if all the teachers could help grade the students' homework.
If you run into him on the road, could you ask him to call me back?
Could you watch my luggage for me while I go buy a bottle of water?