maddening

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maddening
[ˈmædənɪŋ]
adjetivo
1irritante, exasperante

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maddening [ma-de-nin]
adjetivo
1Enloquecedor.
  • To be maddening -> ser enloquecedor, sacar de quicio
  • It’s maddening -> ¡es para volverse loco

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maddening [ˈmædnɪŋ]
adjective
[+delay, habit, trait] exasperante
she had a maddening smirk on her face su rostro tenía una sonrisita exasperante
Ted Randolph was as straight as a die. This is a sometimes maddening trait to those of us who were brought up to wheel and deal in the heart of the urban jungle the maddening delays to the building work that we had to put up with it did give me the most maddening itch he counted them all out with maddening precision she's the most maddening person to have to live with
it's (quite) maddening! ¡es desesperante!; ¡es como para desesperarse!; he can be absolutely maddening at times a veces puede sacarte de quicio

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