German Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Er machte sich nicht die Mühe, sich über den Rüffel seines Chefs zu ärgern. |
He did not bother worrying about his boss's reprimand. |
verschlimmern; ärgern; erschweren | to aggravate |
sich ärgern über; übelnehmen | resent |
ärgern; belästigen | to annoy; to irritate |
ärgern; aufregen; belästigen | to annoy |
ärgern,belästigen | (to) annoy |
verärgern; ärgern | to anger |

A bystander who watched the entire scene all the time decided to help me. He was an older man, around seventy, but nonetheless he went to the oldest of these kids and slapped him. The boy was sixteen.
I almost forgot to tell you, that the water was brown, despite of its name... Anyway, as I was already close to my next destination I went and consulted with a tourguide of Austrian travelers.
The ice blocks that usually break off during the summer started already to break off in spring due to the Global warming. The glaciers in general were loosing volume as we were told and as we could see.
I almost forgot to tell you, that the water was brown, despite of its name... Anyway, as I was already close to my next destination I went and consulted with a tourguide of Austrian travelers.
The ice blocks that usually break off during the summer started already to break off in spring due to the Global warming. The glaciers in general were loosing volume as we were told and as we could see.
German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
Conjugation of ärgern [geärgert] |
ärgere ärgerst ärgert ärgern ärgert ärgern | ärgerte ärgertest ärgerte ärgerten ärgertet ärgerten | ||
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of annoy [ annoyed, annoyed ] |