harried

/har-eed/US // ˈhær id //

忧心忡忡,焦头烂额,焦头烂额的,忧心忡忡的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : harassed, agitated, or troubled by or as if by repeated attacks; beleaguered: This book is a balm for the harried, doubt-filled soul of a parent.
- : ravaged or devastated, as in war: Since leaving France, the Fourth Battalion had depended for its food on what it could glean from a harried countryside.

adj.pressured

Synonyms

Her journey from Denver to the South Pacific is occasioned by a package she received in the mail which contained a key, an ornamental knife and a picture of her husband Harry with the coordinates of the island written on the back.
While several DTC brands have tried out big box stores — such as Harry’s in Target — this year, big-box stores have become a key part of the DTC growth strategy.
Meghan and Harry ink a Spotify deal, Paris’s mayor is happy to pay a gender parity fine, and MacKenzie Scott acknowledges an ugly truth.
Still, founders of startups in other highly consolidated CPG categories may want to take note of Harry’s — and now seemingly Billie’s — fate.
That includes Harry’s, Away, Glossier and Warby Parker to name a few.
A harried-sounding woman answered the phone at a publicly listed number for Warnack on Friday.
He is sighted just off-stage, harried look on his face, occasionally smiling.
He would do a harried married man or an old horse on its last legs or a bop musician named Cool Cees or a whole Italian movie.
It was hard not to love him when even his desperate, harried mother wanted him dead.
The commentator Andrew Sullivan harried McCain about the risks of war, recalling Iraq.
Thence sailing west came he to Borgundarholm (Bornholm) and made thereon a landing and harried all in the isle.
And when he was come to the realm over which Earl Hakon had rule harried he there, laying bare all the land.

/har-eed/US // ˈhær id //

忧心忡忡,焦头烂额,焦头烂额的,忧心忡忡的

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : harassed, agitated, or troubled by or as if by repeated attacks; beleaguered: This book is a balm for the harried, doubt-filled soul of a parent.
- : ravaged or devastated, as in war: Since leaving France, the Fourth Battalion had depended for its food on what it could glean from a harried countryside.

adj.pressured

Synonyms

Her journey from Denver to the South Pacific is occasioned by a package she received in the mail which contained a key, an ornamental knife and a picture of her husband Harry with the coordinates of the island written on the back.
While several DTC brands have tried out big box stores — such as Harry’s in Target — this year, big-box stores have become a key part of the DTC growth strategy.
Meghan and Harry ink a Spotify deal, Paris’s mayor is happy to pay a gender parity fine, and MacKenzie Scott acknowledges an ugly truth.
Still, founders of startups in other highly consolidated CPG categories may want to take note of Harry’s — and now seemingly Billie’s — fate.
That includes Harry’s, Away, Glossier and Warby Parker to name a few.
A harried-sounding woman answered the phone at a publicly listed number for Warnack on Friday.
He is sighted just off-stage, harried look on his face, occasionally smiling.
He would do a harried married man or an old horse on its last legs or a bop musician named Cool Cees or a whole Italian movie.
It was hard not to love him when even his desperate, harried mother wanted him dead.
The commentator Andrew Sullivan harried McCain about the risks of war, recalling Iraq.
Thence sailing west came he to Borgundarholm (Bornholm) and made thereon a landing and harried all in the isle.
And when he was come to the realm over which Earl Hakon had rule harried he there, laying bare all the land.