aggravator of sth
表示‘某事物的加重者’,后接名词或名词短语。
He is an aggravator of conflicts.
他是冲突的加剧者。
加重者;使情况恶化的人(或事物)
aggravators — plural of aggravator
使恼火的人或事物;使加重者
a person or thing that makes a bad situation or problem worse
使恼火的人或事物
One who or that which aggravates.
The heavy traffic was an aggravator of her stress.
严重的交通拥堵是加重她压力的一个因素。
用法提示:aggravator 是单数名词,在句中作表语,指使压力恶化的事物。
His sarcastic comments were the aggravator that turned a simple complaint into a violent argument.
他那些挖苦的话是把简单的抱怨变成激烈争吵的激化因素。
用法提示:此处用 the aggravator 特指使事态恶化的因素,作先行词并引导定语从句。
The passengers regarded the delayed announcement as an aggravator of the confusion at the airport.
乘客们把延误的通知视为造成机场混乱的加重因素。
用法提示:aggravator 是名词,作介词 as 的宾语,指使混乱加剧的原因。
表示‘某事物的加重者’,后接名词或名词短语。
He is an aggravator of conflicts.
他是冲突的加剧者。
描述某物充当加重因素。
The new policy acts as an aggravator of inflation.
新政策起到了加剧通货膨胀的作用。
作为可数名词,指‘加重者或加重因素’。
Identify the main aggravator in the system.
找出系统中的主要加重因素。
grammar · medium
易错句子The noise aggravators my headache.
正确表达The noise aggravates my headache.
“aggravator”是名词,表示“使加重者”,不能用作动词。应使用动词“aggravate”表示“加重”。
grammar · medium
易错句子Stress is an aggravator of heart disease.
正确表达Stress is an aggravating factor of heart disease.
“aggravator”虽可指使加重的人或物,但更自然的搭配是“aggravating factor”,表示“加重因素”。
aggravate是动词,aggravator是名词,表示'使加重者'。
aggregator指收集或聚合内容的人或工具,aggravator指使情况恶化的人。
aggressive是形容词,表示攻击性或积极进取,aggravator是名词,指加重者。
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