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1 verschlimmernd
- {aggravating} làm trầm trọng thêm, làm nặng thêm, làm nguy ngập thêm, làm xấu thêm, làm bực mình, chọc tức - {pejorative} có nghĩa xấu -
2 ärgerlich
- {aggravating} làm trầm trọng thêm, làm nặng thêm, làm nguy ngập thêm, làm xấu thêm, làm bực mình, chọc tức - {annoying} làm trái ý, làm khó chịu, quấy rầy, làm phiền - {bad (worse,worst) xấu, tồi, dở, ác, bất lương, có hại cho, nguy hiểm cho, nặng, trầm trọng, ươn, thiu, thối, hỏng, khó chịu - {black} đen, mặc quần áo đen, da đen, tối, tối tăm, dơ bẩn, bẩn thỉu, đen tối, ảm đạm, buồn rầu, vô hy vọng, xấu xa, độc ác, kinh tởm, ghê tởm - {cross} chéo nhau, vắt ngang, bực mình, cáu, gắt, đối, trái ngược, ngược lại, lai, lai giống, man trá, kiếm được bằng những thủ đoạn bất lương - {fretful} bực bội, cáu kỉnh - {irksome} tê, chán ngấy, làm tức - {irritating} làm phát cáu, kích thích, làm tấy lên, làm rát - {painful} đau đớn, đau khổ, làm đau đớn, làm đau khổ, vất vả, khó nhọc, mất nhiều công sức - {pesky} làm phiền phức, rầy rà - {plaguesome} rầy ra, phiền phức, tệ hại - {resentful} phẫn uất, oán giận, phật ý - {scandalous} xúc phạm đến công chúng, gây phẫn nộ trong công chúng, nhục nhã, hay gièm pha, hay nói xấu sau lưng, phỉ báng, thoá mạ - {snuffy} giống thuốc hít, đã khôn lớn, không còn ngờ nghệch, bực tức - {stuffy} thiếu không khí, ngột ngạt, nghẹt, tắc, có mùi mốc, hay giận, hay dỗi, hẹp hòi, buồn tẻ, chán ngắt, bảo thủ, cổ lỗ sĩ - {vexatious} hay làm bực mình, hay làm phiền phức, nhũng nhiễu - {waxy} giống sáp, có màu sáp, vàng nhợt nhạt, thoái hoá sáp, nóng tính, hay cáu = ärgerlich [über] {peeved [about,at]; ratty [about]}+ = ärgerlich [auf,über] {angry [at,about]}+ = wie ärgerlich! {what a nuisance!}+ = ärgerlich sein {to be in a wax; to be put out; to peeve}+ = ärgerlich sein [auf] {to be vexed [with]}+ = ärgerlich werden {to flare up into anger; to get rattled; to wax angry}+ = ärgerlich über etwas {angry at something; to be angry at something}+ = sie war sehr ärgerlich {she was on the fret}+ = ärgerlich auf jemanden {angry with somebody}+ -
3 erschwerend
- {aggravating} làm trầm trọng thêm, làm nặng thêm, làm nguy ngập thêm, làm xấu thêm, làm bực mình, chọc tức - {aggregative} tập hợp, kết tập, tụ tập, có sức tập hợp, só sức kết tập, có, sức tụ tập -
4 gravierend
- {aggravating} làm trầm trọng thêm, làm nặng thêm, làm nguy ngập thêm, làm xấu thêm, làm bực mình, chọc tức - {serious} đứng đắn, nghiêm trang, nghiêm nghị, hệ trọng, quan trọng, không thể coi thường được, nghiêm trọng, trầm trọng, nặng, đáng sợ, đáng gờm, thành thật, thật sự, không đùa, tôn giáo - đạo lý -
5 strafverschärfend
JUR.I Adj. aggravating* * *straf|ver|schär|fendadj advSee:* * *straf·ver·schär·fendadj inv Umstand aggravating* * *A. adj aggravatingB. adv:sich strafverschärfend auswirken have an aggravating effect -
6 erschwerend
II Adv.: erschwerend kommt hinzu, dass... to aggravate the situation..., to make the situation worse...* * *aggregative* * *er·schwe·rendI. adj complicatingII. adv\erschwerend kommt noch hinzu... to make matters [or things] worse...* * *1. 2.es kommt erschwerend hinzu, dass er... — to make matters worse he...
das kommt erschwerend hinzu — that is an added problem
* * *A. adj JUR:erschwerende Umstände aggravating circumstancesB. adv:erschwerend kommt hinzu, dass … to aggravate the situation …, to make the situation worse …* * *1. 2.es kommt erschwerend hinzu, dass er... — to make matters worse he...
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7 straferschwerend
Adj. aggravating* * *straf|er|schwe|rend1. adjUmstand aggravating2. adv(als) stráferschwerend kam hinzu, dass... — the offence (Brit) or offense (US) was compounded by the fact that...
als stráferschwerend wurde gewertet, dass der Täter keine Reue gezeigt hat — the accused's lack of remorse led to the passing of a heavier sentence
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9 ärgerlich
Adj.2. Sache: annoying; ärgerliche Sache nuisance; das ist ärgerlich that’s annoying, that’s a (real) nuisance* * *troublesome; pesky; resentful; cross; vexatious; invidious; fretful; exasperating; tiresome; irritating; angry; aggravating; annoying; irksome* * *ạ̈r|ger|lich ['ɛrgɐlɪç]1. adj1) (= verärgert) annoyed, cross; Tonfall, Handbewegung angryärgerlich über or auf jdn/über etw sein — to be annoyed or cross with sb/about sth, to be angry or infuriated with sb/about sth, to be mad at sb/about sth (inf)
2) (= unangenehm) annoying; (stärker) maddening, infuriatingeine ärgerliche Tatsache — an unpleasant fact
2. advcrossly; (= böse) angrilyjdn ärgerlich ansehen — to give sb an angry look
* * *2) annoyingly3) (in a huff.) huffy4) huffily5) crossly6) (angry: I get very cross when I lose something.) cross7) (cross; discontented: fretful children.) fretful* * *är·ger·lichI. adj▪ \ärgerlich [über [o auf] jdn/etw] sein to be annoyed [or cross] [about [or at] sb/sth]jdn \ärgerlich machen to annoy [or infuriate] sb, to make sb crosses macht jdn \ärgerlich, etw zu tun it annoys sb to [have to] do sth2. (unangenehm) unpleasant▪ \ärgerlich [für jdn] sein to be unpleasant [for sb]sie sah mich \ärgerlich an she looked at me crossly* * *1.1) annoyed; (zornig) angryein ärgerliches Gesicht machen — look annoyed/angry
2) (Ärger erregend) annoying; irritating2.1) with annoyance; (zornig) angrily2) (Ärger erregend) annoyingly; irritatingly* * *ärgerlich adj1. Person: annoyed, cross (auf, über jemanden with sb;über, wegen etwas at, about sth)2. Sache: annoying;ärgerliche Sache nuisance;das ist ärgerlich that’s annoying, that’s a (real) nuisance* * *1.1) annoyed; (zornig) angryein ärgerliches Gesicht machen — look annoyed/angry
ärgerlich über etwas (Akk.) sein — be annoyed/angry about something
ärgerlich werden — get angry/annoyed
2) (Ärger erregend) annoying; irritating2.1) with annoyance; (zornig) angrily2) (Ärger erregend) annoyingly; irritatingly* * *(auf, über) adj.angry (at, about) expr. adj.annoying adj.cross adj.exasperating adj.fretful adj.galling adj.infuriating adj.invidious adj.painful adj.pesky adj.vexatious adj.vexing adj. adv.angrily adv.annoyingly adv.exasperatingly adv.fretfully adv.invidiously adv.irksomely adv.vexatiously adv.vexedly adv.vexingly adv. -
10 aufreizend
I Part. Präs. aufreizen* * *aggravating; maddening; irritating; irritant; sexy; provocative* * *auf|rei|zend1. adjprovocative2. advprovocatively* * *2) maddeningly3) (likely to rouse feeling, especially anger or sexual interest: provocative remarks; a provocative dress.) provocative* * *auf·rei·zendI. adj1. (erregend) exciting* * *1.Adjektiv provocative2.adverbial provocatively* * ** * *1.Adjektiv provocative2.adverbial provocatively* * *adj.irritant adj.maddening adj.provocative adj. adv.infuriatingly adv.irritatingly adv.maddeningly adv.tantalizingly adv. -
11 belästigend
I Part. Präs. belästigenII Adj. Benehmen, Lärm etc.: irritating* * *be|lạ̈s|ti|gendadjannoying, aggravating; Licht, Geruch etc irritating* * *B. adj Benehmen, Lärm etc: irritating* * *adj.annoying adj.harassing adj.inconveniencing adj. adv.encumberingly adv. -
12 erschweren
v/t make (more) difficult, complicate; (verschlimmern) aggravate; (Problem) auch compound; (hemmen) impede, hamper; (stören) seriously interfere with* * *to aggravate; to complicate* * *er|schwe|ren [ɛɐ'ʃveːrən] ptp erschwertvtto make more difficult; Sachlage auch to aggravate; Fortschritt etc auch to impede, to hinderjdm etw erschwéren — to make sth more difficult for sb
erschwérende Umstände (Jur) — aggravating circumstances
es kommt noch erschwérend hinzu, dass... — to compound matters,...
* * *er·schwe·ren *[ɛɐ̯ˈʃve:rən]vt▪ [jdm] etw \erschweren to make sth more difficult [for sb]das Problem erschwerte ihm die Aufgabe the problem complicated the task for him* * *transitives Verbetwas durch etwas erschweren — impede or hinder something by something
* * *erschweren v/t make (more) difficult, complicate; (verschlimmern) aggravate; (Problem) auch compound; (hemmen) impede, hamper; (stören) seriously interfere with* * *transitives Verbetwas durch etwas erschweren — impede or hinder something by something
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13 gravierend
I Part. Präs. gravierenII Adj. geh. Fehler, Irrtum etc.: serious, grave; Unterschied etc.: significant* * *grave* * *gra|vie|rendadjserious, grave* * *gra·vie·rend[graˈvi:rənt]adj serious\gravierende Unterschiede considerable [or marked] differences* * ** * *B. adj geh Fehler, Irrtum etc: serious, grave; Unterschied etc: significant* * ** * *adj.aggravating adj.grave adj. -
14 lästig
Adj. allg.: annoying, irksome; Krankheit: troublesome; Pflicht: tiresome; jemandem lästig sein auch be a nuisance (for s.o.); ein lästiger Mensch a pest; er ist einfach lästig auch he’s just a nuisance, he just gets in the way; es wird mir langsam lästig it’s getting to be a nuisance, it’s beginning to get on my nerves; lästige Aufgabe tiresome ( oder irksome) task; ist dir die Musik lästig? does the music bother you ( stärker: get on your nerves) ?; ich will euch nicht lästig fallen I don’t want to be a nuisance* * *wearisome; incommodious; worrisome; vexatious; irritating; onerous; tiresome; weary; importunate; irksome; cumbersome; troublesome; bothersome; annoying; cumbrous; burdensome* * *lạ̈s|tig ['lɛstɪç]adjtiresome; (= ärgerlich auch) annoying, irksome, aggravating; Husten, Kopfschuppen etc troublesomejdm lästig sein — to bother sb
dieser Verband ist mir lästig — this bandage is bothering me
jdm lästig fallen — to be a nuisance to sb
* * *1) (causing bother or annoyance: a bothersome cough.) bothersome3) (hard to bear or do: an onerous task.) onerous4) tiresomely* * *läs·tig[ˈlɛstɪç]2. (störend) annoyingdass wir jetzt auch noch warten müssen ist wirklich \lästig! the fact that we have to wait as well is really annoying▪ jdm \lästig sein/werden to find/begin to find annoyingwird dir der Gipsverband nicht \lästig? don't you find the plaster cast a nuisance?3. (nervend, aufdringlich) Mensch annoyingdu wirst mir allmählich \lästig! you're beginning to become a nuisance!jdm \lästig sein/fallen (geh) to annoy sb, to become a nuisance to sb* * *Adjektiv tiresome < person>; tiresome, irksome <task, duty, etc.>; troublesome <illness, cough, etc.>jemandem lästig sein od. fallen/werden — be/become a nuisance to somebody
* * *jemandem lästig sein auch be a nuisance (for sb);ein lästiger Mensch a pest;es wird mir langsam lästig it’s getting to be a nuisance, it’s beginning to get on my nerves;lästige Aufgabe tiresome ( oder irksome) task;ich will euch nicht lästig fallen I don’t want to be a nuisance* * *Adjektiv tiresome < person>; tiresome, irksome <task, duty, etc.>; troublesome <illness, cough, etc.>jemandem lästig sein od. fallen/werden — be/become a nuisance to somebody
* * *adj.annoying adj.bothersome adj.burdensome adj.importunate adj.incommodious adj.onerous adj.undesirable adj.vexatious adj.worrisome adj. adv.burdensomely adv.cumbrously adv.importunately adv.incommodiously adv.inconveniently adv.onerously adv.vexatiously adv. -
15 Umstände
Umstände
circumstances, surrounding facts, (Schwierigkeiten) inconvenience, trouble;
• durch die Umstände bedingt rendered necessary by circumstances;
• sehr durch die Umstände bedingt highly conditional;
• falls unvorhergesehene Umstände eintreten sollten in case of a contingency;
• ohne Umstände without formalities;
• unter allen Umständen at all hazards;
• unter den gegebenen (obwaltenden) Umständen under the prevailing circumstances;
• außergewöhnliche Umstände exceptional circumstances;
• Besorgnis erregende Umstände precarious circumstances;
• erschwerende Umstände aggravating circumstances;
• materielle Umstände merits;
• mildernde Umstände mitigating circumstances;
• nähere Umstände details, particulars;
• preiserhöhende Umstände price-raising factors;
• unberechenbare Umstände imponderables;
• veränderte Umstände changed circumstances;
• versicherungspflichtige Umstände material representation;
• versicherungswichtige Umstände material representations;
• mit verursachende Umstände contributory causes;
• für die Beurteilung wesentliche materielle Umstände eines Falles (Strafrecht) merits of a case. -
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19 erschwerte Betriebsbedingungen
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > erschwerte Betriebsbedingungen
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Aggravating — Ag gra*va ting, a. 1. Making worse or more heinous; as, aggravating circumstances. [1913 Webster] 2. Exasperating; provoking; irritating. [Colloq.] [1913 Webster] A thing at once ridiculous and aggravating. J. Ingelow. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
aggravating — index provocative, vexatious Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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aggravating — UK [ˈæɡrəˌveɪtɪŋ] / US adjective 1) mainly spoken annoying It s really aggravating – she says she ll call, and then she doesn t. 2) legal making a crime worse The judge considered several aggravating factors … English dictionary
Aggravating — Aggravate Ag gra*vate, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Aggravated}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Aggravating}.] [L. aggravatus, p. p. of aggravare. See {Aggrieve}.] 1. To make heavy or heavier; to add to; to increase. [Obs.] To aggravate thy store. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
aggravating — adjective Date: 1673 arousing displeasure, impatience, or anger < an aggravating habit > Usage: see aggravate … New Collegiate Dictionary
aggravating — aggravatingly, adv. /ag reuh vay ting/, adj. causing or full of aggravation: I ve had an aggravating day. [1630 40; AGGRAVATE + ING2] * * * … Universalium
aggravating — adj. Aggravating is used with these nouns: ↑factor … Collocations dictionary
aggravating — aggravate ► VERB 1) make worse. 2) informal annoy or exasperate. DERIVATIVES aggravating adjective aggravation noun. USAGE Aggravate in the sense ‘annoy or exasperate’ is in widespread use in modern English and dates back to the 17th century, but … English terms dictionary
aggravating circumstances — n. Circumstances that increase the severity of a crime or tort. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008. aggravating circumstances Cir … Law dictionary
aggravating circumstance — n: a circumstance relating to the commission of an act that increases the degree of liability or culpability punitive damages are recoverable in a conversion case when the evidence shows legal malice, willfulness, insult, or other aggravating… … Law dictionary
