關於Irritated的意思和用法的提問

A: Irritated = annoyed
Irritating = annoying

A: bothered or annoyed

A: not pleasing

A: “They were really starting to irritate me”
“That song is so irritating”

A: I’m so irritated at my friend.
She really irritates me.

A: Though they are similar, irritated could mean you are more annoyed with the person while frustrated means you are more angry and sometimes impatient with them.

A: @TheKingSloth

I am very annoyed with him.
He irritated\annoyed me when I was at school.
The liquid irritated my skin.
The wool sweater irritated\annoyed my sister as she did not like the design.

Note: In general annoyed is a stronger state of emotion than irritated.

A: I would say that irritated, aggravated and annoyed all mean the same - that you are bothered by something or someone. There is no anger or very mild anger.
"I am annoyed by the loud trucks that pass by my house."
Pissed or pissed off has much more anger.
"I am really pissed at the way my boss treats me. I think I'll quit."
Antsy has nothing to do with anger. It means that you are restless or impatient for something to start.
"The audience became antsy when the movie didn't start on time."

A: irritated イライラする
frustrated 失望・不満・くやしさを感じる状態

Sometimes, people say they are "frustrated" when in reality they are merely "irritated", but that is usually an exaggeration.

A: It depends on the context. Sometimes people use them interchangeably because they can have the same meaning. E.g. the noise is irritating and the noise is annoying

But irritated can be applied to a physical sensation/condition as well e.g. my skin is irritated. In this case it would be incorrect to sat my skin is annoyed

Irritated also implies the feeling developed over a longer period of time than annoyed

A: I can’t thank you enough

A: Irritated

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A: @taxyun24

It's natural..

A: Hope that helps!

A: Thank you😊✨

A: I'd change the sentence to "I'm easily irritated" instead, but your sentence works just fine. It's the one I pronounced.

A: You could also say "I'm just irritated with myself."