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botheration

/ˌbɒð.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état psychologique d'irritation ou de contrariété, ainsi que ce qui ou celui qui cause du souci et du déplaisir.

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noun

/ˌbɒð.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un état psychologique d'irritation ou de contrariété, ainsi que ce qui ou celui qui cause du souci et du déplaisir.

A noun referring to the psychological state of being irritated or annoyed, or to something or someone that causes trouble and unhappiness.

  1. State of annoyanceB2informal

    The psychological state of being irritated or annoyed.

    frétat d'agacement

    • His constant humming caused great botheration during the exam.
    • She expressed her botheration with the slow internet connection.
    • The noise from the construction site was a source of botheration for the residents.

    Synonymesaggravationannoyancebotherchagrindispleasureexasperationfrustrationharassmentirritationvexation

    Antonymescontentmentdelightjoypleasuresatisfaction

  2. Cause of troubleB2informal

    Something or someone that causes trouble; a source of unhappiness.

    frSource de tracas

    • This paperwork is a real botheration.
    • Dealing with the broken printer has been a constant botheration.
    • He considered the new regulations a botheration for his small business.

    Synonymesannoyancebotherhassleinconvenienceirritantnuisancepestplaguetrialtroublevexation

Formes
  • botherations plural form
  • botherations' possessive plural form
  • botheration's possessive singular form
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