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1 galling
adjective1) (irritating) ärgerlich2) (humiliating) erniedrigend* * *gall·ing[ˈgɔ:lɪŋ]adj kränkend, bitterthe defeat was \galling to his pride sein Stolz war durch die Niederlage zutiefst verletzt* * *['gɔːlɪŋ]adjäußerst ärgerlich; experience äußerst unangenehm; person unausstehlichthis was especially galling for him — das hat ihn besonders geärgert
* * *galling [ˈɡɔːlıŋ] adj (adv gallingly) ärgerlich:it was galling to him es (ver)ärgerte ihn, es war ihm ein Ärgernis* * *adjective1) (irritating) ärgerlich2) (humiliating) erniedrigend* * *adj.ärgerlich adj.ärgernd adj.
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