When you feel harassed, you feel anxious and tired because too many problems or jobs are sitting on you at once. You are not necessarily being attacked; you are worn down. A parent with three children and a full-time job might say they feel harassed.

When you feel harassed, you feel anxious and tired當你覺得harassed，你會感到焦慮又疲憊，because too many problems or jobs are sitting on you at once因為太多問題或工作一次壓在你身上。You are not necessarily being attacked你不見得是真的被攻擊；you are worn down而是被磨得筋疲力盡。A parent with three children and a full-time job might say they feel harassed一個有三個小孩又有全職工作的家長可能會說自己覺得harassed。

British speakers use this a lot in everyday talk, and it can sound a little softer than “I’m stressed.” Though actually, the same spelling is also the past form of the verb harass, which is harsher: that is when someone keeps bothering or threatening you on purpose.

British speakers use this a lot in everyday talk英國人在日常對話裡很常用這個字，and it can sound a little softer than "I'm stressed."而且聽起來會比『I'm stressed』稍微溫和一點。Though actually, the same spelling is also the past form of the verb harass不過實際上同樣的拼法也是動詞harass的過去式，which is harsher那個意思比較嚴厲：that is when someone keeps bothering or threatening you on purpose指的是有人故意不斷騷擾或威脅你。

People sometimes stretch the tired-and-busy meaning until it almost means “a bit annoyed,” which is weaker than the word used to be.

People sometimes stretch the tired-and-busy meaning人們有時候會把這種『又累又忙』的意思拉得更寬，until it almost means "a bit annoyed,"一直拉到幾乎變成『有點煩』的意思，which is weaker than the word used to be這比這個字原本的力道要弱一些。