What does agasa in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word agasa in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use agasa in Romanian.
The word agasa in Romanian means to pester, a irita, a agasa, a agasa, a exaspera, a agasa, a hărțui, a agasa, a enerva, a exaspera, a enerva, a irita, a agasa, la capătul nervilor, a-i pune cuiva răbdarea la încercare, a agasa cu. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word agasa
to pester
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a irita, a agasa(controversial (irritate, annoy) |
a agasa, a exaspera(pester to do sth) (pentru a face ceva) Copiii mei m-au agasat (or: exasperat) să îi aduc la locul de joacă. My children badgered me into taking them to the playground. |
a agasa(raise trivial objections) The old women caviled at the high price of eggs. |
a hărțui(mainly US (annoy, harass) The journalists kept devilling the politician. |
a agasa, a enerva(slang (annoy) That hip-hop music just drives me crazy! |
a exaspera(frustrate, anger) |
a enerva, a irita, a agasa(UK, Aus (annoy, irritate) |
la capătul nervilor(into a tense, anxious state) That strange sound set me on edge. |
a-i pune cuiva răbdarea la încercare(figurative (tire) Please stop talking - you are wearing my patience. |
a agasa cu(UK (harass) I have told him to leave me alone, but he is still worrying me with phone calls. |
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