Beset with Meaning in English

expression

US

bɪˈsɛt/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ

bi-SET with or bi-SET with

UK

bɪsˈɛt/ /wˈɪð

bi-SET with

释义

If someone or something is beset with problems or difficulties, they are surrounded and troubled by them on all sides.

用法与细微差别

Often used in formal or literary contexts; almost always paired with negative nouns like 'problems', 'difficulties', or 'challenges'. Do not use for positive things. Commonly used as 'beset with/by problems/difficulties'.

• Spanish: atestado de - plagado de
• Portuguese (BR): cheio de - cercado de - atormentado por
• Portuguese (PT): cheio de - cercado de - atormentado por
• Chinese (Simplified): 充满（问题、困难等）
• Chinese (Traditional): 充滿（問題、困難等）
• Hindi: से घिरा हुआ
• Arabic: محاط بـ - مثقل بـ
• Bengali: ঘেরা - বিপর্যস্ত
• Russian: осаждённый (проблемами, трудностями)
• Japanese: 〜に悩まされている - 〜に取り囲まれている
• Vietnamese: vây quanh bởi - gặp phải nhiều (khó khăn, vấn đề, v.v.)
• Korean: ~로 가득 찬 - ~에 시달리는
• Turkish: kuşatılmış - dolu (sorunlarla, zorluklarla)
• Urdu: سے گھرا ہوا - مسائل میں گھرے ہوئے
• Indonesian: dikelilingi oleh - penuh dengan (masalah, kesulitan, dsb.)

例句

The company was beset with financial problems.

basic

His plan was beset with challenges from the start.

basic

Their relationship is beset with misunderstandings.

basic

The project became beset with delays after the new regulations were announced.

natural

Small towns are often beset with issues like unemployment and lack of resources.

natural

After months of being beset with doubts, she finally made a decision.

natural