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81 importunidad
f.1 importunity (acto), importunacy, importunateness.2 inconvenience, bother, nuisance.* * *SF (=acción) pestering; (=efecto) annoyance, nuisance -
82 pegadillo
m.man who is introduced into a house or conversation, and remains, to the general annoyance.m. & diminut.a little patch; a sticking-plaster. (Diminutive)* * *SM And lace -
83 atufo
m.1 vexation, irritation.2 anger.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: atufar.* * *1 anger, annoyance -
84 empalagamiento
m.1 loathing, surfeit, cloying.2 satiety, surfeit.* * *1 (de comida) sickliness2 figurado bother, annoyance -
85 moledera
f.bother, annoyance.* * *de moledera damn (sl)están en todas partes estas moscas de moledera these pesky o darned flies are everywhere ( AmE colloq), these damn o ( BrE sl) bloody flies are everywhere -
86 airamiento
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87 enfado
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88 enojo
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89 molestia continua
• bothering• continuous annoyance -
90 molestia leve
• slight annoyance -
91 molestia sin importancia
• slight annoyanceDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > molestia sin importancia
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92 pelillo
• slight annoyance• trier• trifle away• trivial name• trivialize -
93 ser molestia constante para
• be a constant annoyance to• be a constant bother to• be a thorn in one's sideDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > ser molestia constante para
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94 ser una constante molestia para
• be a constant annoyance to• be a constant bother toDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > ser una constante molestia para
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95 ser una molestia persistente
• be a continuous annoyance• be a nuisance• be a painDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > ser una molestia persistente
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96 airamiento
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97 molestia continua
f.continuous annoyance, bothering, aggravation. -
98 molestia leve
f.slight annoyance.
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