frustrating
adj.adj. causing you to feel annoyed or impatient because you cannot achieve what you want. You use this to describe a situation that is difficult to deal with.
adj. causing feelings of annoyance, discouragement, or dissatisfaction, particularly when progress is blocked. Functions as a participial adjective derived from the present participle of the verb 'frustrate'.
It is frustrating when the internet is slow.
Trying to assemble the furniture without the correct tools was a frustrating experience that took all afternoon.
The most frustrating aspect of the bureaucratic process was not the delay itself, but the lack of clear communication regarding which documents were actually required.
From frustrate + -ing.
Commonly used to describe situations, tasks, or experiences; when describing a person's feelings, the past participle 'frustrated' is used instead.
I am very frustrating with this job.I am very frustrated with this job.Learners often confuse the '-ing' form (the cause) with the '-ed' form (the feeling). Use 'frustrating' for the job and 'frustrated' for your feeling.