This can cause several problems. You may get in a bad mood. Every little thing gets on your nerves, or angers you.

这可能引发很多问题。你可能会心情不好；你会因为一件小事心烦或暴怒。

And it might be the kind of accent that gets on your nerves.

它可能是那种让你紧张的口音。

While a person can get your goat or get on your nerves, he or she cannot be called a " pet peeve."

尽管一个人能让你生气，但他或者她是不能被称作“pet peeve”的。

It's pretty exciting at first, being chased, but it gets on your nerves after a bit.

一开始很兴奋， 被追赶，但过了一会儿就会让你紧张。

[Steve] 28. Yeah he done got on your nerves?

- [史蒂夫] 28. 是的，他让你心烦意乱？

Someone else's actions or words can get on your nerves, if they do it over and over, and you want them to stop.

还有一些动作和语言会“让你抓狂（get on your nerves）”，如果你想让他们停下而他们却不断地重复。

Dorian, you mustn't let this thing get on your nerves.

Dorian，你不能让这件事让你心烦意乱。

Would all that tapping start to really get on your nerves?

所有这些窃听真的会开始让你感到紧张吗？

So again, it's when people get on your nerves, not the job itself.

再次重申，是人们让你感到不安，而不是工作本身。

And I always tell folks, you know, it's a great place to go when someone's gotten on your last nerve.

我总是告诉人们，你知道，当有人触怒你时， 这是一个很好的去处。

" That music is really getting on my nerves. It's really annoying me. It's irritating me. I don't like it. It's upsetting me." So: " to get on your nerves" . Okay?

“那种音乐真的让我心烦意乱。 它真的让我很烦。 它让我很恼火。我不喜欢它。 它让我心烦意乱。 ” 所以：“让你心烦意乱” 。 好的？

Now in your IELTS exam, people might ask you, " what kind of ads are effective in your country" or " what kind of ads do you like" , or " what kind of ads get on your nerves" .

在雅思考试中，人们可能会问你，“什么样的广告在你的国家有效”或者“你喜欢什么样的广告”，或者“什么样的广告让你紧张”。

He's only trying to get on your nerves, he said. If he thought he had the slightest chance with you, he would be talking very differently. He just thinks you look down on him.

他就是想惹你生气，他说，他要是觉得自己有一丁点儿希望和你交往，他说的话就完全不一样了。他只是觉得你瞧不起他。