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irritarse - translation to English
irritarse
get irritated, be irritated
irritarse
to get angry
to get annoyed
to become irritated
to get annoyed
to become irritated
irritabilidad
PROPIEDAD DE LOS SERES VIVOS
Irritabilidad; Irritabilidad (biologia)
= irritability, testiness.
Ex: Back-ache, eye strain, tiredness, irritability, absenteeism and inefficiency are some of the problems that result from bad workstation design.
Ex: After a few additional pronouncements on Balzac's testiness, the children's librarian went back to work.
Ex: Back-ache, eye strain, tiredness, irritability, absenteeism and inefficiency are some of the problems that result from bad workstation design.
Ex: After a few additional pronouncements on Balzac's testiness, the children's librarian went back to work.
Definition
irritarse
Sinónimos
verbo
1) arrebatarse: arrebatarse, impacientarse, exasperarse, calentarse, destemplarse, sulfurarse, descomponerse, desesperarse, saltar, descomedirse, tronar, crisparse, encolerizarse, enfurecerse, encresparse, endemoniarse, disparatar, dispararse, enojarse, enfadarse, acalorarse, excitarse, enardecerse, alterarse
2) llenarse: llenarse, contrapuntearse, escandalizarse, repuntarse, picarse, ofenderse, resentirse, requemarse, no poder consigo mismo
Antónimos
verbo
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Examples of use of irritarse
1. Naveen Andrews (Sayid en la serie) se lo toma con filosofía: "¿Para qué irritarse?
2. Pero tras la calma vino la tempestad, las preguntas del quinto poder y la ira de Blair, como haciendo caso al predicador Henry Ward cuando sostenía que "un hombre que no sabe enfadarse no puede ser bueno". Aunque, para Platón, "hay dos cosas por las que uno nunca debe irritarse÷ las que puede arreglar, y las que no puede".