Make a nuisance of Meaning in English
expression
释义
To do things that bother or annoy others, especially in a way that disturbs people or becomes a problem.
用法与细微差别
Somewhat formal or old-fashioned; often used with 'himself', 'yourself', etc. ('make a nuisance of himself'). Implies repeated or notable annoyance. Common in British English. Usually refers to someone being bothersome unintentionally or without malicious intent.
例句
Please don't make a nuisance of yourself at the party.
basic
The children were starting to make a nuisance of themselves in the library.
basic
Try not to make a nuisance of yourself when you visit.
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He didn't mean to make a nuisance of himself, but he kept asking questions.
natural
If you make a nuisance of yourself, they'll ask you to leave.
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She quickly realized she was making a nuisance of herself at the meeting and stayed quiet.
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