besieged

• 形容人或地方被问题、困难或敌人所包围。

Describes a person, place, or thing that is surrounded by problems, difficulties, or enemies.

1. Surrounded by enemiesB2formal

   Surrounded by an army or group of people in order to capture or attack.

   被围困的

   • The besieged city held out for months against the invaders.
   • The fortress was besieged by enemy troops.
   • The besieged villagers sent a plea for help.

   同义词blockadedencircledsurrounded

2. Overwhelmed by demandsB2formal

   Overwhelmed or crowded by requests, questions, or people.

   应接不暇

   • The celebrity was besieged by fans at the airport.
   • The help desk was besieged with calls after the system crash.
   • The politician was besieged by reporters asking for a statement.

   同义词floodedharassedinundated

• 指用武装力量包围某地以攻占或迫使投降；也指用大量请求、问题或抱怨使人不堪其扰。

A verb used to indicate the act of surrounding a place with armed forces in order to capture it or force its surrender, or to overwhelm someone with requests or complaints.

1. Surround to force surrenderB2formal

   To surround a place with armed forces in order to force it to surrender.

   围攻

   • The army besieged the castle for months.
   • Enemy troops besieged the city, cutting off all supplies.
   • The fortress was besieged by a large force.

   同义词beleaguerblockadeencircleinvestsurround

2. Cause distress or worryC1formal

   To overwhelm someone with problems, worries, or difficulties.

   困扰（比喻义）

   • She was besieged by doubts about her decision.
   • The family was besieged by financial troubles.
   • He felt besieged by anxiety before the exam.

   同义词assailbeleaguerbesetharasshoundoverwhelmplaguetorment

3. Harass with questions or requestsC1formal

   To overwhelm someone with many questions, requests, or demands.

   纠缠追问

   • The celebrity was besieged by fans asking for autographs.
   • Reporters besieged the politician with questions after the speech.
   • The teacher was besieged by students asking for help.

   同义词assailbadgerbombarddelugehoundinundateoverwhelmpesterplagueswamp