Was heißt »ver­grät­zen« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

är­gern:

tease

auf­re­gen:

excite

em­pö­ren:

be angered

be outraged

outrage

er­zür­nen:

enrage

ner­ven:

bother

bug

peeve

pester

vex

ver­är­gern:

upset

Antonyme

an­him­meln:

idolize

an­lo­cken:

attract

ein­la­den:

invite

Englische Beispielsätze

• His boring speeches annoy me.

• If you annoy the cat, it will certainly scratch you.

• Go to the exam review and annoy the lecturers there with your questions.

• "Do you know what Tom's up to at the moment?" "No, and I don't want to know, either. If I don't know, it can't annoy me. I've got to watch my nerves."

• "Why is Tom doing that?" "I don't know. To annoy us, maybe?"

• "Why does Tom do that?" "I don't know. Perhaps to annoy us?"

• You are beginning to annoy me.

• You're beginning to annoy me.

• She does nothing but annoy me all day long.

• "I refuse to herd geese any longer with that girl." "For what reason?" asked the old King. "Because she does nothing but annoy me all day long," replied Curdken.

• Don't annoy me.

• Tom is starting to annoy me.

• She's starting to annoy me.

• Spelling mistakes really annoy me.

• You annoy me.

• Tom slammed the door shut just to annoy Mary.

• You're starting to annoy me.

• Do you annoy your brothers?

• I like to annoy Mary.

• He didn't want to antagonize her.