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1 nuisance
/'nju:sns/ * danh từ - mối gây thiệt hại, mối gây khó chịu, mối làm phiền toái, mối làm rầy, mối làm phiền =he is a nuisance+ thằng cha hay làm phiền, thằng cha hay quấy rầy =to make oneself a nuisance to somebody+ quấy rầy ai, làm phiền ai =commit no nuisance+ cấm đổ rác, cấm phóng uế (yết thị) =what a nuisance!+ thật phiền!, thật rầy rà!, thật khó chịu! -
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}+
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