Word · Frequency #39570
nark
/nɑːk/
verb
惹恼；使厌烦
核心释义
to annoy or irritate someone, especially by small things
- 1.
引起恼怒；尤指以小事烦扰
cause annoyance in; disturb, especially by minor irritations
- 2.
(为警方)告密或侦查
inform or spy (for the police)
告密；举报；引起恼怒；尤指以小事烦扰；(为警方)告密或侦查；作眼线；密告
用法In use
The thief was caught because his partner narked on him.
用法提示：这里 narked 是动词过去式，表示'告密'。
In prison, you never know who might be narking for the guards.
用法提示：这里 narking 是动词现在分词，表示'做眼线'。
He decided to nark to the police about the planned robbery.
用法提示：这里 nark 是不定式，表示'密告'。
nark sb
英式口语，多指因小事而让人恼火。
His constant whistling really narks me.
他不停地吹口哨真让我心烦。
be narked at/about sth
narked 常作形容词用，表示“恼火的”，多见于英式英语。
She was narked about having to work late again.
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