vexing

美音：['veksɪŋ] 英音：['veksɪŋ]

简单释义：

v.“vex”的现在分词

Web令人烦恼的；伤脑筋的；烦人

变形：

完整释义：

adj.

1.烦恼
2.麻烦的
3.有争论的

例句：

Rapprochement with China, however vexing for the pro-independence camp, could open up agreements with the US, Japan and Euroland.
与中国大陆搞好关系——无论支持独立的阵营多么恼怒——都可能会让台湾与美国、日本和欧元区签署协议。
One of the most vexing problems in HIV research is the virus's extreme mutability.
HIV研究过程中最棘手的麻烦之一，是这种病毒极其强大的变异能力。
The fight over the value of the Chinese yuan is one of the more vexing challenges facing policy makers in the wake of the financial crisis.
围绕人民币汇率的对抗，是金融危机过后政策制定者面临的更艰难挑战之一。
It's as vexing as the riddle of the Sphinx. And the truth is, no one really knows how they built the pyramids .
这个问题和古埃及司芬克思的谜语一样令人费解。说真的，没人知道古埃及人到底是如何建造了金字塔。
If that situation emerges, the U. S. , as well as its Western and Arab allies, will face a set of vexing questions.
如果出现这种情况，美国及其西方和阿拉伯盟友将面临一系列令人为难的问题。
One of renewable energy's most vexing issues is the sheer variability of wind and solar power.
可再生能源开发利用中一个严峻的现实是风能和太阳能非常不稳定。
But the central issue of bank resolution, perhaps the most vexing aspect of the financial crisis, has not been clearly addressed.
但是银行系统的中心问题，或者说是金融危机最棘手的问题，还没有解决。
The long lines in front of registration windows are among the most vexing things patients must currently face in Chinese hospitals.
在挂号窗口前排长队是患者目前在中国医院必须面对的最让人烦恼的事情之一。

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