very impatient

基本解釋

As[When, While] she was waiting for the train, she became very impatient.
她在等火車時(shí)，變得很不耐煩。
The city seems to always what school to go where they were stopped even a moment, and it is very impatient.
城市里的人似乎總是趕著到什么地方去，即使被阻片刻，就變得很不耐煩。
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I used to get very impatient with myself, because I always thought those excuses were really flimsy; maybe even reflecting an innate laziness; a genuine character flaw.
可是這些借口實(shí)在是太牽強(qiáng)了，甚至反映了我們天生的懶惰，我們性格的缺陷。找了那么多借口，我都煩我自己了。

And you know, we are a very impatient people as you know.
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