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['iriteit]1) (to annoy or make angry: The children's chatter irritated him.) agacer2) (to make (a part of the body) sore, red, itchy etc: Soap can irritate a baby's skin.) irriter•- irritably - irritability - irritableness - irritating - irritation -
5 AHHUA
ahhua > ahhua-.*\AHHUA v.t. tê-.,1.\AHHUA gronder, réprimander quelqu'un.Esp., reñir a otro (M). Dyckerhoff 1970,221 note 8.Angl., to scold s.o., to reprimand s.o. R.Andrews Introd 422.to scold s.o., to quarrel with s.o., to irritate s.o. (K)." nimitzonahhua ", je te gronde (Par.)." annechonahhuah ", vous me grondez." quihuâlahhuah ", ils le réprimandent - man schilt ihn. Sah 1927,57." in têpînâuhtia in têahhua ", celui qui fait honte aux gens, celui qui les réprimande - er beschimpft die Leute und zanckt sie aus. Sah 1950,105:30 = Sah4,12." cahhuah ", ils le disputent - sie schelten ihn aus. SIS 1950,257." ayâc huel quîmahhuaya ", personne ne pouvait les réprimander - none could scold them.Sah4,34." in cihuah conilhuiah inic cahhuah ", les femmes lui disaient et l'invectivaient ainsi - thewomen said to it, and thus chid it. A l'adresse de la chouette, chicuahtli. Sah5,163." quimahhuayah in îmichpôchhuân ", elles grondaient leurs filles. Sah5,183." ic têahhuayah, ic quîmahhuayah ic quîntlacahualtiah in tênânhuân in împilhuân ", alors lesmères grondaient, elles grondaient leurs enfants et les empêchaient (de lécher la pierre à moudre) - the mothers chid and scolded their young ones for it, and restrained them for it. Sah5,188." ahzo ye âcah conahhuaz ", peut-être qu'alors quelqu'un allait le gronder - perhaps nowsomeone would chide him. Sah5,169." ayâc têahhua ", personne ne gronde. Sah2,262." conchachalatzah, conahhuah ", ils élèvent une clameur contre lui, ils l'invectivent. Sah12,57.2.\AHHUA insulter quelqu'un." in âquin têmictih in ahzo têahhuac ", celui qui a maltraité les autres ou les a insulté. Sah2,95." intlâ âcah ôquîmahhuac ", si quelqu'un les a insultés - if any chid them. Sah4,35." inic ahmo quimahhuazqueh quincuecuenochihchîhuazqueh ahnozo quinhuîtequiz întlâcahuân ", qu'ils n'insultent pas, qu'ils ne traitent pas avec une folle arrogance, qu'ils ne battent pas leurs esclaves. Sah4,34.*\AHHUA v.récipr., se disputer, se quereller.Angl., to quarrel. R.Andrews Introd 422." netech mahhuah ", il a des contestations, ils discutent." ayâc huel mahhuaya ", personne n'osait se disputer - no one (on the day sign Four Wind) might quarrel. Sah4,49." titahhuah ", nous nous disputons." titocepanahhuah ", nous nous disputons tous.Launey Introd 248.* passif: ahhualo ou ayo. -
6 CUALANTIA
cualântia > cualântih.*\CUALANTIA v.t. tê-., faire mettre quelqu'un en colère, l'irriter.Esp., enojar a otro (M).le hace enojar, le causa molestia, lo enoja, lo ofende, le provoca (T).Angl., to anger, irritate someone (K).*\CUALANTIA v.réfl., se mettre en colère.Esp., se enoja (T).Angl., for someone to get angry, peevish (K).Form: causatif sur cualâni. -
7 annoy
annoy [əˈnɔɪ]* * *[ə'nɔɪ]transitive verb [person] ( by behaviour) agacer; ( by opposing wishes) contrarier; [discomfort, noise] gênerwhat really annoys me is that — ce qui me contrarie, c'est que
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8 frustrate
frustrate [frʌsˈtreɪt]a. ( = thwart) [+ attempts, plans] contrecarrer• rescuers were frustrated in their search by bad weather ( = hindered) le mauvais temps a gêné les sauveteurs dans leurs recherches ; ( = stopped) le mauvais temps a empêché les sauveteurs de continuer leurs recherchesb. ( = irritate, annoy) [+ person] énerver* * *[frʌ'streɪt], US ['frʌstreɪt]transitive verb1) (irk, annoy) énerver [person]2) ( thwart) réduire [quelque chose] à néant [effort]; contrarier [plan]; entraver [attempt] -
9 niggle
niggle [ˈnɪgl][person] ( = go into detail) couper les cheveux en quatre ; ( = find fault) trouver toujours à redire* * *1.(colloq) ['nɪgl] noun ( complaint) remarque f2.transitive verb ( irritate) tracasser3. -
10 exasperate
(to irritate (someone) very much indeed: He was exasperated by the continual interruptions.) exaspérer -
11 get on someone's nerves
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13 rub up the wrong way
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15 fray
B vtr1 [friction] râper [material] ; rogner [rope] ; [person] effilocher [material, rope] ;C vi [material, rope] s'effilocher ; [temper, nerves] craquer ○. -
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niggle ○A n1 ( complaint) remarque f ;2 ( worry) I've a niggle at the back of my mind il y a quelque chose qui me travaille. -
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18 annoy
annoy [ə'nɔɪ](a) (irritate) ennuyer, agacer, embêter;∎ is this man annoying you? cet homme vous ennuie-t-il ou formal vous importune-t-il?;∎ it's his constant boasting that annoys me ce sont ses fanfaronnades perpétuelles qui m'agacent;∎ he only did it to annoy you il l'a fait uniquement pour vous ennuyer ou contrarier(b) (disturb → noise, music) déranger;∎ is the light/noise annoying you? est-ce que la lumière/le bruit te dérange? -
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bother ['bɒðə(r)]1 noun∎ British to be in or to have a spot of bother (with sb) avoir des ennuis (avec qn);∎ I hear there was a bit of bother down at the pub last night il paraît qu'il y a eu du grabuge hier soir au pub;∎ he doesn't give her any bother il ne la dérange pas;∎ the trip isn't worth the bother le voyage ne vaut pas la peine;∎ if it's not too much bother si cela ne vous dérange pas trop;∎ I hope I haven't put you to a lot of bother j'espère que je ne vous ai pas trop dérangé;∎ I didn't go to the bother of cooking a meal je n'ai pas pris la peine de cuisiner un repas;∎ thanks for babysitting - it's no bother! merci pour le babysitting - de rien!(b) (nuisance) ennui m;∎ homework is such a bother! quelle corvée, les devoirs!;∎ sorry to be a bother excusez-moi de vous déranger∎ I'm sorry to bother you excusez-moi de vous déranger;∎ would it bother you if I opened the window? cela vous dérange ou ennuie si j'ouvre la fenêtre?;∎ don't bother him when he's resting laisse-le tranquille quand il se repose∎ don't bother yourself or your head about it ne vous tracassez pas à ce sujet;∎ it doesn't bother me whether they come or not cela m'est bien égal qu'ils viennent ou pas∎ his leg is bothering him again sa jambe le fait de nouveau souffrirprendre la peine;∎ don't bother to answer the phone ce n'est pas la peine de répondre au téléphone;∎ please don't bother getting up! ne vous donnez pas la peine de vous lever!;∎ don't bother about me ne vous en faites pas ou ne vous inquiétez pas pour moi;∎ he didn't even bother to apologize il n'a même pas pris la peine de s'excuser;∎ let's not bother with the housework laissons tomber le ménage∎ bother the lot of them! qu'ils aillent au diable!, qu'ils aillent se faire pendre ailleurs! -
20 chafe
chafe [tʃeɪf](b) (irritate) frotter contre, irriter;∎ his shirt collar chafed his neck son col de chemise lui irritait le cou∎ to chafe at or under sth s'irriter de qch;∎ the media chafed under the military censorship soumis à la censure militaire, les médias rongeaient leur frein3 nounfriction f, usure f
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