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1 miff
transitive verb(coll.) verärgern* * *[mɪf]* * *[mɪf]vt (inf)to get miffed at sth — sich über etw (acc) erhitzen
* * *miff [mıf] umgA s1. Missmut m, Verstimmung f2. belangloser StreitB v/t jemandem auf den Schlips treten umg:be miffed verstimmt sein* * *transitive verb(coll.) verärgern* * *v.übelnehmen v. -
2 miff
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3 bosszant
(DE) aasen; belästige; erzürnt; fuchsen; hänselt; kränken; kränkend; schikanieren; verdrießen; verdroß; verärgern; ärgern; ärgert; Verschnupfung {e}; alterieren; kraueln; krauen; sekkieren; zergen; (EN) aggravate; aggrieve; anger; annoy; ballyrag; be on to sy; bedevil; blister; bug; bullyrag; chagrin; chivvy; displease; fash; fret; gall; get in one's hair; grind, ground; harass; inflict; irk; miff; nettle; peeve; plague; provoke; put out; rile; roil; rub the wrong way; set nerves on edge; spite; strike the wrong way; twist the tail of; twit; vex -
4 bosszúság
(DE) Mißvergnügen {s}; Reizung {e}; Verdruss {r}; Verdruß {r}; Verärgerung {e}; erzürnt; Ärger {r}; Ärgerlichkeit {e}; Ärgernis {s}; Galligkeit {e}; Unliebsamkeit {e}; (EN) anger; annoyance; bother; botheration; chagrin; cross; discomfiture; discomfort; displeasance; displeasure; irritation; miff; pain; unpleasantness; unpleasantry; vexation -
5 civakodás
(DE) Zank {r}; kabbeln; kabbelt; Kampelei {e}; Krabbelei {e}; Stank {r}; (EN) altercation; bickering; brabble; brawl; brawling; breeze; jangle; jar; jarring; miff; quarrel; spat; squabble; wrangling -
6 civakodik
(DE) hadern; herumstreiten; keife; keifen; keift; krakeelen; krakeelend; krakeelt; zanken; kibbeln; (EN) altercate; brabble; brawl; jangle; miff; pull caps; pull wigs; spat; wrangle -
7 elhervad
(DE) verblühe; verblühen; verblühende; vermodere; verwelken; hinwelken; (EN) fade; lose plant; miff; moulder; waste; waste away; welk; wilt; wither -
8 megsértődik
(EN) be aggrieved; be in a huff; bridle; bridle up; cut up rough; cut up rusty; get peeved; get shirty; get sore; get the needles; huff; miff at; turn rusty -
9 összekoccan
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10 összekoccanás
(EN) clash; clashing; miff -
11 összezördül
(DE) s. verkrachen; verkracht; (EN) fall out; jar; miff; squabble -
12 összezördülés
(EN) jar; miff; tiff; upset -
13 rosszkedv
(DE) Indisposition {e}; Launenhaftigkeit {e}; Missmut {r}; Mißmut {r}; Schwerfälligkeit {e}; Unmut {r}; Gnatz {r}; Grant {r}; Verstimmtheit {e}; (EN) blues; choler; crossness; dishumour; doldrums; dump; dumps; fit of blues; fuff; glooming; grouch; grumpiness; grumps; heaviness; hip; ill-humour; miff; mood; moodiness; morosity; mulligrups; mumps; pip; spunk; yellows
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