were provoking
-estuviste provocando
Past progressiveconjugation ofprovoke.There are other translations for this conjugation.

provoke

provoke(
pruh
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vok
)
A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
transitive verb
a. provocar
The actor sang the number so brilliantly that it provoked uproarious applause from the audience.El actor cantó el número tan brillantemente que provocó una clamorosa ovación del público.
b. causar
The economic crisis in China provoked panic in markets across the world.La crisis económica de China causó pánico en las bolsas de todo el mundo.
a. provocar
Don't hit your brother! - He provoked me!¡No pegues a tu hermano! - ¡Él me provocó!
b. irritar
You need to learn to have a thicker skin. Don't let little stuff provoke you.Tienes que aprender a ser menos sensible. No dejes que las nimiedades te irriten.
a. incitar
The excesses of the aristocracy provoked the people to overthrow the government.Los excesos de la aristocracia incitaron al pueblo a derrocar el gobierno.
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