get on one s nerves Idiome

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a bundle of nerves

"a very nervous person; uptight person" May has so many problems - she's just a bundle of nerves.

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bundle of nerves

(See a bundle of nerves)

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get on my nerves

bother or irritate me, bug me Her questions get on my nerves. They're too personal.

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get on one's nerves

" irritate someone; make someone upset. "

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nerves of steel

able to speak or act calmly when facing risk or danger Percy has nerves of steel. He persuaded the gunman to leave.

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get on sb's nerves

annoy sb．； make sb．nervous使某人不安；使某人烦恼
The noise gets on my nerves． 那声音使我心烦意乱。
The child got on his parents' nerves by asking too many questions．那孩子问的问题太多，令他父母心烦。

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Bag of nerves

If someone is a bag of nerves, they are very worried or nervous.

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Battle of nerves

A battle of nerves is a situation where neither side in a conflict or dispute is willing to back down and is waiting for the other side to weaken. ('A war of nerves' is an alternative form.)

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Get on your nerves

If something gets on your nerves, it annoys or irritates you.

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battle of nerves|battle|nerves

n. phr. A contest of wills during which the parties do not fight physically but try to wear each other out. It has been a regular battle of nerves to get the new program accepted at the local state university. See: WAR OF NERVES.

a array of nerves

"a actual afraid person; anxious person" May has so abounding problems - she's aloof a array of nerves.

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Bag of nerves

If addition is a bag of nerves, they are actual afraid or nervous.

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Battle of nerves

A action of fretfulness is a bearings area neither ancillary in a action or altercation is accommodating to aback down and is cat-and-mouse for the added ancillary to weaken. ('A war of nerves' is an another form.)

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battle of nerves|battle|nerves

n. phr. A challenge of wills during which the parties do not action physically but try to abrasion anniversary added out. It has been a approved action of fretfulness to get the new affairs accustomed at the bounded accompaniment university. See: WAR OF NERVES.

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bundle of nerves

(See a array of nerves)

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get on my nerves

bother or abrade me, bug me Her questions get on my nerves. They're too personal.

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get on one's nerves

" abrade someone; accomplish addition upset. "

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get on one's nerves|get|get on

v. phr. To accomplish you nervous. John's blatant bistro habits get on your nerves. Children get on their parents' fretfulness by allurement so abounding questions.

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get on sb's nerves

annoy sb．； accomplish sb．nervous使某人不安；使某人烦恼
The babble gets on my nerves． 那声音使我心烦意乱。
The adolescent got on his parents' fretfulness by allurement too abounding questions．那孩子问的问题太多，令他父母心烦。

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get on someone's nerves

get on someone's nerves
Abrade someone, as in His active gets on the teacher's nerves, or, as T.S. Eliot put it in The Elder Statesman (1959): “How it acclimated to get on my nerves, back I saw you consistently sitting there with your adenoids in a book.” [c. 1900]

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Get on your nerves

If article gets on your nerves, it annoys or irritates you.

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nerves of steel

able to allege or act calmly back adverse accident or crisis Percy has fretfulness of steel. He abiding the apache to leave.

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on someone's nerves

on someone's nerves
see get on someone's nerves.

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war of nerves

war of nerves
A action characterized by cerebral burden such as threats and rumors, aiming to attenuate an enemy's morale. For example, Her advocate said the university had waged a war of fretfulness to actuate his applicant to resign. This announcement alludes to approach acclimated in World War II. [Late 1930s] Dictionary