Aún no tenemos significados para "very irksome".
1The residence in country towns has always appeared to me very irksome.
2It is very irksome, I know, but you must do it.
3This enforced waiting at St. Louis was very irksome to Philip.
4The smell got into her nose and throat and it became very irksome, unbearable.
5This process was very irksome, for the boy wanted to go his own gait.
6But the disguise must be very irksome to a man who can really do things.
7This, however, soon proved very irksome, and as nothing further happened, the watch was discontinued.
8I began to feel my position very irksome, not to say painful, on this account.
9But again let me say that you must not offer to read it if very irksome.
10She finds lying up so much very irksome.
11I am a pretty bad fellow at bottom, and I find the pretence of virtues very irksome.
12To live with an old father, an invalid, half crazy, must be very irksome at your age.
13This social etiquette was very irksome to my little firefly, who seemed always opening and shutting her wings.
14It then grew very irksome to him to bear his irons, and he rarely went out to walk.
15His situation was very irksome.
16He was a tall, gaunt man with an air about him that showed that he found illness very irksome.
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