に～られる

「に～られる」expresses the sense of being inconvenienced by someone's action (V) even though N1 does not directly receive the action from N2. V is an intransitive verb conjugated in the passive form.
Note:
- This structure does not always imply inconvenience. For example:
　+ きれいな女性に微笑まれて、ドキドキした。" (I felt excited when smiled at by a beautiful woman.)
　+ 彼女に甘えられると、けっこううれしい。 (I'm quite happy when she wheedles on me.)
- When N2 is an inanimate object and its action occurs naturally, the passive form of the sentence is difficult to use.
"石に突然、落ちられました。" (I suddenly fell onto a stone.) ❌
"電気に消えられて、困りました。" (I was troubled by the electricity being turned off.) ❌
However, "雨に降られました。" (I got rained on) is a special case.