英语词汇frustration的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

frustration /frʌˈstreɪʃən/ noun the feeling of being annoyed or impatient, because you cannot control or change somethingadjectivesdeep frustration (=a lot of frustration) Children feel deep frustration if they can’t communicate.growing/increasing/mounting frustration He could not hide his growing frustration.sheer frustration Jack wanted to shout in sheer frustration.bitter frustration If patients recover much more slowly than they hoped, this can lead to bitter frustration.angry frustration Soon his satisfaction turned to angry frustration.pent-up frustration Finally, years of pent-up frustration came out.sexual frustration Her sexual frustration and jealousy destroyed their friendship.verbsfeel frustration also experience frustration formal It’s natural to feel frustration if you can’t do something.lead to/cause frustration The ferry only takes a limited number of cars, and this can lead to frustration for drivers. | Not being listened to can cause frustration and anger.express/vent your frustration The fans expressed their frustration at their team’s poor performance.take your frustration out on sb (=be angry with other people because of your frustration with yourself) Don’t take your frustration out on other people.hide your frustration In the end she could not hide her frustration any longer.understand sb’s frustration I understand your frustration, but please try to be patient.prepositionsfrustration at/over sth She feels frustration at her own helplessness. | There was growing public frustration over the delays.frustration with sb/sth She tried not to show her frustration with him as he struggled to understand.do sth in frustration (=showing frustration) He sighed in frustration.do sth through/out of frustration (=because of frustration) Many people leave their jobs through frustration.phrasesa sense of frustration People often feel a sense of frustration that they are not progressing at work.a source of frustration Her son is a constant source of frustration to her.tears of frustration She cried tears of frustration.anger and frustration She wanted to cry with anger and frustration.

词组	frustration
释义	frustration /frʌˈstreɪʃən/ noun the feeling of being annoyed or impatient, because you cannot control or change somethingadjectivesdeep frustration (=a lot of frustration) Children feel deep frustration if they can’t communicate.growing/increasing/mounting frustration He could not hide his growing frustration.sheer frustration Jack wanted to shout in sheer frustration.bitter frustration If patients recover much more slowly than they hoped, this can lead to bitter frustration.angry frustration Soon his satisfaction turned to angry frustration.pent-up frustration Finally, years of pent-up frustration came out.sexual frustration Her sexual frustration and jealousy destroyed their friendship.verbsfeel frustration also experience frustration formal It’s natural to feel frustration if you can’t do something.lead to/cause frustration The ferry only takes a limited number of cars, and this can lead to frustration for drivers. \| Not being listened to can cause frustration and anger.express/vent your frustration The fans expressed their frustration at their team’s poor performance.take your frustration out on sb (=be angry with other people because of your frustration with yourself) Don’t take your frustration out on other people.hide your frustration In the end she could not hide her frustration any longer.understand sb’s frustration I understand your frustration, but please try to be patient.prepositionsfrustration at/over sth She feels frustration at her own helplessness. \| There was growing public frustration over the delays.frustration with sb/sth She tried not to show her frustration with him as he struggled to understand.do sth in frustration (=showing frustration) He sighed in frustration.do sth through/out of frustration (=because of frustration) Many people leave their jobs through frustration.phrasesa sense of frustration People often feel a sense of frustration that they are not progressing at work.a source of frustration Her son is a constant source of frustration to her.tears of frustration She cried tears of frustration.anger and frustration She wanted to cry with anger and frustration.
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