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nuisance [ˈnjuːsəns]
sustantivo
1. pesadez (f) molestia (f) (annoying thing); pesado(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (annoying person)
- to make a nuisance of oneself -> dar la lata
- what a nuisance!, that's a nuisance! -> ¡qué contrariedad!
- nuisance call -> llamada (f) (telefónica) molesta, llamado (m) (telefónico) molesto (Am)
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nuisance [niu-sans]
sustantivo
1. Lo que molesta, enoja u ofende; persona o cosa cansada, fastidiosa; incomodidad, molestia, estorbo.
2. Indecencia, porquería.
- Nuisanc -> como término legal es el perjuicio o daño que se causa ilegalmente a la propiedad de uno o más individuos
3. Suplicio, fastidio, tormento, peste. (Figurado)
- What a nuisance -> ¡Qué fastidio
¡qué suplicio!
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