英语词汇“niggle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

nig·gle

(nĭgəl)

v. nig·gled, nig·gling, nig·gles

v.intr.

1. To cause one to be persistently preoccupied, annoyed, or uncomfortable: Doubts niggled at the back of my mind.

2. To pester someone or be annoying or uncomfortable in a persistent way: He niggled at me all day to lend him my car.

3. To be overly concerned or argumentative, especially about something petty; fuss: niggled over contract details.

v.tr.

1. To preoccupy, annoy, make uncomfortable in a persistent way: Suspicions niggled him.

2. To pester or nag (someone).

[Perhaps of Scandinavian origin.]

niggler n.

单词	niggle
释义	nig·gle (nĭgəl) v. nig·gled, nig·gling, nig·gles v.intr. 1. To cause one to be persistently preoccupied, annoyed, or uncomfortable: Doubts niggled at the back of my mind. 2. To pester someone or be annoying or uncomfortable in a persistent way: He niggled at me all day to lend him my car. 3. To be overly concerned or argumentative, especially about something petty; fuss: niggled over contract details. v.tr. 1. To preoccupy, annoy, make uncomfortable in a persistent way: Suspicions niggled him. 2. To pester or nag (someone). [Perhaps of Scandinavian origin.] niggler n.
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