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nettlesome

/ˈnet̬.əl.səm/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe algo que causa irritación, molestia o dificultad; que resulta fastidioso o problemático.

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adjective

/ˈnet̬.əl.səm/C2formalamerican
  • esAdjetivo que describe algo que causa irritación, molestia o dificultad; que resulta fastidioso o problemático.

An adjective used to describe something that is annoying, irritating, or causes difficulty.

  1. Causing irritation or annoyanceC1formal

    Tending to provoke mild anger, frustration, or discomfort.

    esmolesto, fastidioso

    • The nettlesome noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate.
    • He found the constant interruptions to be quite nettlesome.
    • Dealing with nettlesome bureaucracy delayed the project significantly.

    Sinónimosaggravatingannoyingbothersomeexasperatingirksomeirritatingnaggingpeskypestiferousplagueyprovokingtroublesometryingvexing

    Antónimosagreeablegratifyingpleasantsoothingwelcome

  2. Easily irritated or annoyedC1formal

    Having a tendency to become quickly annoyed or upset.

    esIrritable, susceptible

    • She became nettlesome when her routine was disrupted.
    • His nettlesome temperament made him difficult to work with.
    • The child grew nettlesome after waiting for so long.

    Antónimoseven-temperedplacidserene

Formas
  • more nettlesome comparative form
  • most nettlesome superlative form
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