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Ferris Chen
I know that the word "pesky" means something is annoyed.
Could I say:
1)Those pesky daily routines stuck in the rut.
2) The pesky rainy weather for three weeks broke my previous plan for traveling.
Any mistake let me know, thanks
2020年12月18日 14:05
回答 · 4
1
Pesky is an unkind word.
There ere many synonymous to use.
Your speaking always should be polite.
2020年12月18日
1
You're using "pesky" correctly, but the rest of the sentences may need a change.
"Three weeks of pesky rainy weather ..." sounds much more natural.
"Those pesky daily routines have me stuck in a rut" makes more sense to me, but ensure it's saying what you mean.
Good luck!
2020年12月18日
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