及物动词不断找岔，抱怨; 困扰，折磨
不及物动词叱责，抱怨; 困扰，焦虑
名词挑剔的人; 马，老马
及物动词
1. She nagged at him all day along.
她整天向他唠叨不休。
2. She nagged him to death.
她唠叨得把他烦死。
3. The cough has been nagging me for some time.
咳嗽已使我烦恼了一阵子了。
名词
1. Is that your nag?
那是你的马吗？
2. I have never seen a nag like this one.
我从来没见过这样的矮小马。
1. 那格浦尔：浦那 (PNQ) 那格浦尔 (NAG)从浦那 (PNQ)飞往那格浦尔 (NAG)的直飞航班浦那 (PNQ) 那格浦尔 (NAG)浦那 (PNQ) 那格浦尔 (NAG)
2. 老马：nag 敦促 | nag 老马 | nagana 那加那病
3. 敦促：nag at 唠叨 | nag 敦促 | nag 老马
4. nag：network availability guarantee; 网络可用性担保
5. nag：n-acetyl-glucosaminidase; 尿酶
6. nag：node address generator; 节点地址发生器
7. nag：n acetyl glucosamine; 乙醯葡萄胺
1. 纠缠不休;唠叨
If someone nags you, they keep asking you to do something you have not done yet or do not want to do.
e.g. The more Sarah nagged her, the more stubborn Cissie became...
萨拉越对茜茜唠叨，茜茜越是固执。
e.g. My girlfriend nagged me to cut my hair...
我女朋友老是念叨着让我去理发。
2. 不断困扰;使不得安宁
If something such as a doubt or worry nags at you, or nags you, it keeps worrying you.
e.g. He could be wrong about her. The feeling nagged at him.
他可能冤枉她了，这种感觉让他备受折磨。
e.g. ...the anxiety that had nagged Amy all through lunch...
整个午餐期间一直折磨着埃米的焦虑心情
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3. 马
People sometimes refer to a horse as a nag .
1. The European Union is on the verge of imposing burdensome sanctions against the company, as antitrust challenges nag the software titan at home and in Asia.
2. The show is part of the celebrations held by NAG for the Spring Festival.
3. nag的翻译
3. Despite government measures to assist SMEs, the amount of funding and further tax reductions continue to nag officials.
4. nag
4. But partly because of our tradition, parents incessantly nag their children to be better.
5. Guo's parents started to nag her about marriage and even resorted to matchmakers.
6. Nag, has a silver stud in her nose and another piercing her chin.
7. nag
7. But Xiao Jun continued to nag the girl and brought her back to his home on March 23.
8. Carrie also admitted she has to " nag " her husband, but said they were learning to compromise.
9. Nag says he's on his own when it comes to learning facts about AIDS.
10. nag
10. Nag and other workers at India's call centers are relishing social freedoms that their parents couldn't have imagined.
noun
1. an old or over-worked horse
2. someone (especially a woman) who annoys people by constantly finding fault
Synonym: scold scolder nagger common scold
verb
1. nag什么意思
1. remind or urge constantly
e.g. she nagged to take a vacation
2. bother persistently with trivial complaints
e.g. She nags her husband all day long
3. nag什么意思
3. worry persistently
e.g. nagging concerns and doubts