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aggravating ['ægrəveitiŋ]
adj. 使恶化的，加重的，恼人的; v. 使恶化( aggravate的现在分词 );使更严重;激怒;使恼火;
"How aggravating to be interrupted!"
被打扰,多令人生气呀!
近义：irritating, jarring, obnoxious, perturbing, tiresome, bothersome 反义：mitigating, palliative, alleviating, extenuating, extenuative, extenuatory
calmness [['kɑ:mnis]] 词频5
n. 平静, 镇静, 冷静
近义：appeasement, impassiveness, imperturbability, imperturbableness, mildness, mollification 反义：restlessness, unquietness, upheaval, stew, bustle, discontent

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