nag
noun
Definitions of nag noun
animal(動物)
- Countable(可數名詞)old-fashioned(過時)
A horse, particularly one that is old and no longer useful.
馬;(尤指)老馬,劣馬
The town is filled with unwanted horses—some perfectly healthy, but many are starving, worn-out nags.
鎮上充斥著被遺棄的馬匹——有些非常健康,但很多都是飢餓、疲憊的老馬。
He used the old nag as a reliable mount, despite its advanced age.
他將那匹老馬當作可靠的坐騎,儘管牠年紀已大。
The aged nag, though considered useless, was still loved by the children.
這匹年邁的老馬,雖然被認為無用,但仍然受到孩子們的喜愛。
verb
Definitions of nag verb
- Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)
To repeatedly criticize or complain to someone in an irritating way, often in an attempt to make them do something.
不斷地批評(或抱怨);對...嘮叨不休;數落
She's always nagging me to clean my room.
她總是嘮叨著要我打掃房間。
If you would stop nagging me, I might actually get started.
如果你不再嘮叨我,我可能真的會開始。
He frequently nags his employees to be more efficient.
他經常嘮叨他的員工要提高效率。
Phrasal Verbs of nag
- nag (away) at someone
When doubts or worries persistently bother you, they occupy your thoughts continually.
(疑慮或擔心)持續困擾;不斷煩擾(某人)
• She was nagged at by doubts about her performance, which constantly occupied her mind.
她對自己表現的疑慮不斷困擾著她,這些疑慮一直佔據著她的思緒。