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1 irritation
noun1) Ärger, der[source or cause of] irritation — Ärgernis, das
2) (Med.) Reizung, die* * *noun die Reizung* * *ir·ri·ta·tion[ˌɪrɪˈteɪʃən]nto cause \irritation Ärger erregen, Verärgerung hervorrufenminor \irritation kleineres Ärgernis\irritation of the eye Augenreizung fskin \irritation Hautreizung fto cause \irritation eine Reizung hervorrufen* * *["IrI'teISən]n1) (= state) Ärger m, Verärgerung f; (= act) Ärgern nt; (deliberate) Reizen nt; (= thing that irritates) Ärgernis nt, Unannehmlichkeit fto avoid the irritation of a long delay — um eine ärgerliche or lästige Verzögerung zu vermeiden
* * *1. Verärgerung f, Reizung f, Irritation f2. Ärger m (at über akk)3. MED Reizung f:a) Reiz mb) Reizzustand m:gastric irritation Magenreizung;irritation of the kidneys Nierenreizung* * *noun1) Ärger, der[source or cause of] irritation — Ärgernis, das
2) (Med.) Reizung, die* * *n.Gereitzheit f.Reiz -e m.Reizung -en f.Ärger nur sing. m. -
2 vexation
noun1) (act of harassing) Belästigung, die2) (state of irritation) Verärgerung, die (with, at über + Akk.); (state of worry) Beunruhigung, die; (dissatisfaction, disappointment) Kummer, der* * *1) (the state of being vexed.) der Ärger2) (a cause of annoyance or trouble: minor worries and vexations.) die Plage* * *vexa·tion[vekˈseɪʃən]to be a \vexation to sb ein Ärgernis für jdn sein* * *[vek'seISən]n3) (= thing) Ärgernis nt* * *vexation s1. Ärger m, Verdruss m2. Belästigung f, Plage f, Qual f3. Schikane f4. Beunruhigung f, Sorge f, Kummer m* * *noun1) (act of harassing) Belästigung, die2) (state of irritation) Verärgerung, die (with, at über + Akk.); (state of worry) Beunruhigung, die; (dissatisfaction, disappointment) Kummer, der3) (annoying thing) Ärgernis, das (to, for für)* * *n.Ärger nur sing. m. -
3 stupid
stupider, stupidest (slow-witted, unintelligent) dumm; einfältig [Person, Aussehen]; (ridiculous) lächerlich; (pointless) dumm (ugs.) [Witz, Geschichte, Gedanke]; (expr. rejection or irritation) blöd (ugs.)it would be stupid to do something — es wäre töricht, etwas zu tun
* * *['stju:pid]•- academic.ru/92219/stupidly">stupidly- stupidity* * *stu·pidI. adj<-er, -est or more \stupid, most \stupid>whose \stupid idea was it to travel at night? wer hatte die bescheuerte Idee, nachts zu reisen? slit would be \stupid not to take the threats seriously es wäre töricht, die Drohungen nicht ernst zu nehmendon't be \stupid! sei doch nicht blöd! fama \stupid mistake ein dummer Fehlerto do a \stupid thing etwas Dummes [o fam Blödes] machenhave your \stupid book! behalte doch dein blödes Buch! fam\stupid exercise blöde Übungto drink oneself \stupid sich akk bis zur Bewusstlosigkeit betrinken* * *['stjuːpɪd]1. adjdon't be stupid — sei nicht so blöd (inf)
I've done a stupid thing — ich habe etwas ganz Dummes or Blödes (inf) gemacht
you stupid idiot! —
you stupid little man! — Sie Blödmann! (inf)
take that stupid look off your face — guck nicht so dumm or blöd (inf)!
that was stupid of you — das war dumm (von dir)
that was a stupid thing to do —
it was stupid of me (to say anything) — es war blöd von mir (etwas zu sagen)
I was stupid to do that — es war dumm von mir, das zu tun
you would be stupid to move to London — du wärst ja dumm or blöd (inf), wenn du nach London ziehen würdest
to be so stupid or to be stupid enough as to do sth — dumm genug sein, etw zu tun
it is the stupidest thing I've ever done/heard — das ist das Dümmste, was ich jemals getan/gehört habe
2) (= stupefied) benommen, benebeltthe blow knocked him stupid —
2. adv (inf)to talk stupid — Quatsch reden (inf)
3. n(inf: person) Blödmann m (inf), Dummkopf m (inf)* * *A adj (adv stupidly)1. a) stupid, dumm:don’t do anything stupid mach keine Dummheiten!b) umg dumm, blöd:I can’t get that stupid window open2. a) stupid, stumpfsinnigb) lächerlich3. benommenB s Dummkopf m* * *stupider, stupidest (slow-witted, unintelligent) dumm; einfältig [Person, Aussehen]; (ridiculous) lächerlich; (pointless) dumm (ugs.) [Witz, Geschichte, Gedanke]; (expr. rejection or irritation) blöd (ugs.)it would be stupid to do something — es wäre töricht, etwas zu tun
* * *adj.blöd adj.doof adj.dumm adj.dämlich adj. -
4 annoyance
nounVerärgerung, die; (nuisance) Plage, die* * *1) (something which annoys: That noise has been an annoyance to me for weeks!) das Ärgernis2) (the state of being annoyed: He was red in the face with annoyance.) der Ärger* * *an·noy·ance[əˈnɔɪən(t)s]nto hide one's \annoyance seinen Ärger verbergenmuch to his/her \annoyance sehr zu seinem/ihrem Ärger* * *[ə'nɔɪəns]nto cause ( considerable) annoyance — (großes) Ärgernis erregen
to his annoyance — zu seinem Ärger or Verdruss
2) (= nuisance) Plage f, Belästigung f, Ärgernis nt* * *1. Ärgernis n2. Belästigung f, Störung f3. Ärger m, Verdruss m:much to the annoyance of sehr zum Ärger von (od gen);react with annoyance verärgert reagieren4. Plage(geist) f(m)* * *nounVerärgerung, die; (nuisance) Plage, die* * *n.Belästigung f.Verdruss -e m. -
5 sunshine
nounSonnenschein, der* * *2) (cheerfulness or happiness.) sonnige Laune* * *ˈsun·shine[ˈsʌnʃaɪn]n no plin the \sunshine in der Sonnethree days of unbroken \sunshine drei volle Sonnentageto bring \sunshine into sb's life Freude in jds Leben bringen4. ( fam: to express friendliness) Schatz m, mein Sonnenschein hum; BRIT (to express irritation) mein Lieber/meine Liebe* * *A s1. Sonnenschein m (auch fig):she has brought some sunshine into his life sie hat Sonnenschein in sein Leben gebracht2. sonniges WetterB adja) Sonnenschein…b) sonnig, fig auch glücklich, heiter:sunshine friends Freunde im Glück, unzuverlässige Freunde;* * *nounSonnenschein, der* * *n.Sonnenschein m.
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