aggravations

英 [ˌægrəˈveɪʃ(ə)nz]

美 [ˌægrəˈveɪʃənz]

n.  加重；增剧；恶化
aggravation的复数

法律

双语例句

• Each day can be filled with aggravations, delays, disappointments and frustrations.
  每一天都充满了恼怒、耽搁、失望和挫折。
• Easy to cause many side-effects for a long time using the hormone, after stopping the medicine, very quick recrudescence, and after recurring, condition aggravations.
  长期应用激素易引起许多副作用，停药后很快复发，且复发后病情多加重。
• On Chapter two, the author divides aggravations into the felon of serious result and the felon of serious plot, discussing their accomplished and unaccomplished form separately.
  第二章，作者将加重犯分为情节加重犯和结果加重犯，对它们的既未遂问题分别展开阐述。
• With all these aggravations, building'til the seams fall out. I'm running my mouth dry with every time I lie.
  所有这些情况都在恶化，逐渐积累直到缝伤口的针裂开。每次我说谎时嘴都会很干。
• If you have a job without aggravations, you don't have a job.
  如果你的工作没有紧迫感，那么你就等于没有工作。