fractious

Describes someone who is easily irritated, bad-tempered, or difficult to control.

ruОписывает человека, который легко раздражается, имеет плохой характер или с трудом поддаётся контролю.esDescribe a una persona que se irrita fácilmente, tiene mal carácter o es difícil de controlar; también puede referirse a algo rebelde o ingobernable.frQualifie une personne ou un groupe qui s'irrite facilement, de mauvaise humeur, ou difficile à contrôler ou à gérer.deBeschreibt eine Person, die leicht reizbar ist, einen schwierigen oder widerspenstigen Charakter hat oder sich nur schwer kontrollieren lässt.ptDescreve uma pessoa que se irrita facilmente, tem mau gênio ou é difícil de controlar; também pode se referir a algo inquieto, rebelde ou de difícil manejo.zh形容人容易发怒、脾气坏，或难以控制、不服从管束。arيصف شخصًا سريع الانفعال أو سيئ الطبع، يصعب التعامل معه أو السيطرة عليه، وقد يكون متمردًا وغير مطيع.

1. Irritable or bad-tempered C1 formal

   Easily annoyed or made angry; tending to be in a bad mood.

   • The fractious child refused to eat his vegetables.
   • She became fractious after a long day of work.
   • The fractious crowd grew increasingly restless.

   ruРаздражительныйesIrritable, de mal geniofrIrritable ou de mauvaise humeurdeReizbarptIrritadiçozh暴躁的arسريع الغضب

   Synonyms: cholericcrankycrossgrouchygrumpyirasciblepeevishpetulantsnappishspleneticsurlytesty

   Antonyms: agreeableamiablecheerfulgenialgood-naturedpleasant

2. Hard to control or manage C1 formal

   Difficult to handle or manage; unruly.

   • The fractious horse refused to be saddled.
   • The fractious committee members could not agree on a decision.
   • Managing a fractious team requires patience and skill.

   ruНепослушныйesDifícil de controlar o manejarfrdifficile à contrôler ou gérerdeWiderspenstigptIndisciplinadozh难以管束的arعصيّ على الضبط

   Synonyms: disobedientheadstrongintractablerecalcitrantrefractoryrestiveunmanageableunrulywayward

   Antonyms: amenablecompliantcooperativedocilemanageableobedienttractable

• more fractious comparative form
• most fractious superlative form