annoy [əˈnɔɪ] verbo transitivofastidiar, molestar ,
enojar (especialmente Am)- to get annoyed -> molestarse, enfadarse (especialmente español de España), enojarse (especialmente Am)
- to be annoyed with somebody -> estar molesto(a) or enfadado(a) or (especialmente español de España) enojado(a) con alguien (especialmente Am)
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annoy [a-noi]- The least sound annoys him -> el menor ruido le incomoda
va. Molestar, incomodar, hacer mal, vejar, fastidiar.
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annoy [əˈnɔɪ]
verb:transitive
molestar; fastidiar Try making a note of the things that annoy you It annoyed me that I didn't have time to do more reading It just annoyed me to hear him talking like that
he's just trying to annoy you lo que quiere es molestarte or fastidiarte; is this man annoying you, madam? ¿le está molestando este hombre, señora?; don't be annoyed if I can't come no te enfades si no puedo venir; to be annoyed about or at sth estar enfadado or molesto por algo; to be annoyed with sb estar enfadado or molesto con algn; to get annoyed enfadarse; it's no good getting annoyed with me de nada sirve enfadarte conmigo
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Verb Conjugations for "annoy"
(go to molestar)
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you annoy |
you annoyed |
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he/she annoys |
he/she annoyed |
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we annoy |
we annoyed |
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they annoy |
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