irritatingly

基本解释

Though irritatingly patronising in places (for example: "Conjecture is a fancy word for 'guess'.")
虽然在某些地方显出傲慢，让读者不快（例如：“推测是猜的一种花俏的说法。
I like to imagine a world in which “neither fish, flesh nor good red herring” was irritatingly common.
我喜欢来想象这个“非鱼，非肉，也不是标致的红鲱鱼”多到让人上火的世界。
Why doesn’t Apple, a company so irritatingly up to date in its products and marketing, update its worldview when it comes to sales?
为什么苹果公司，一个在产品生产和市场营销上如此紧跟潮流的公司，在销售时却不肯更新它的视野呢？

At worst, its engineers may fall behind, rendering the box irritatingly out of date.
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