hot and bothered
Aggravated or irritated.
VERBS
be, look, seem, sound
get
She didn't get bothered by their negative comments and continued with her plan.
ADV
not at all, not in the least
She wasn't at all bothered by the noise from the construction site next door.
not particularly, not really, not (all) that, not too
She wasn't particularly bothered when her flight got delayed by a few hours.
PREP
about
My sister wasn't bothered about missing the party since she had already seen most of her friends.
by
The children weren't bothered by the loud noise during the movie.
with
I don't want to bother you with my complaints, but I need some advice.
PHRASES
can't/couldn't be bothered
(get all) hot and bothered
Don't get all hot and bothered over a little mistake at work.