had irritated

Past perfectconjugation ofirritate.There are other translations for this conjugation.

irritate

My dentist and hygienist mentioned that I had irritated gums as they cleaned my teeth.	Mi dentista e higienista mencionó que yo había encías irritadas ya que limpiarse los dientes.
They shared everything except of bed and that had irritated Tony more and more.	Compartían todo, excepto de la cama y que había irritado Tony más y más.
Trotsky had irritated Lenin by his refusal to join the Bolshevik tendency, although there were no real political differences separating them.	Lenin estaba molesto con él por su rechazo a unirse a la tendencia bolchevique aunque no existían diferencias políticas que les separasen.
Caracas democratic consolidation had irritated Castro and had disconcerted the guerrilla and the Venezuelan PCV whose owner was Fidel Castro.	La consolidación democrática caraqueña había irritado a Castro y había desconcertado a la guerrilla y al PCV venezolano cuyo dueño era Fidel Castro.
The almost upright small ostrich feather in her hat, which had irritated Mr. Samsa during her entire service, swayed lightly in all directions.	La pequeña pluma de avestruz colocada casi derecha sobre su sombrero, que, desde que estaba a su servicio, incomodaba al señor Samsa, se balanceaba suavemente en todas las direcciones.
Again no reasons were given, although it is known that the low enrollment rate achieved in the rural secondary distance learning model had irritated the First Lady.	No se dieron razones para su destitución, aunque se conoció que la escasa matrícula conseguida en el modelo de secundaria rural a distancia habría irritado a Murillo, quien lo apartó del cargo.
He realized, with annoyance, that he was repeating the same folksy metaphor that had irritated him when Ugin had used it, right down to the leading questions and tone of knowing mysticism.	A su pesar, se dio cuenta de que estaba repitiendo la metáfora simplona que le había molestado cuando Ugin la usó, e incluso utilizaba las mismas preguntas capciosas y el tono de misticismo deliberado.