US /ˈæɡrəˌvet/
・UK /'æɡrəveɪt/
And therefore we should never aggravate sadness by feeling we must be freakish simply for experiencing quite a lot.
and that therefore we should never aggravate sadness by feeling we must be freakish simply
And doing circles with your neck creates a coupling motion that can aggravate the problem.
And doing circles with your neck creates a coupling motion that can aggravate the problem.
It's fine as long as you don't aggravate them.
It's fine as long as you don't aggravate them.
You'll aggravate Monty.
You'll aggravate Monty.
I think this is just going to aggravate more the market on trying to people solve issues with their own hands for not only for health care, but for race, for sexism and everything else.
I think this is just going to aggravate more the market on trying to people solve issues with their own hands not only for healthcare but for race, for sexism, and
Countries are starting to take export restrictive measures, and we think that is tendency can actually only aggravate a problem.
export restrictive measures, and we think that is tendency can actually only aggravate a problem.
Man, she does some things like that that just aggravate the death out of me and then she does some things that aggravate me, but I love her because of them.
She, she does some things like that that just aggravate the death out of me and then she does some things that aggravate me, but I love her because of them.
when you a aggravate somebody. So you know what, I could use it in a sentence and
All of that can happen when you aggravate somebody.
and hot showers aggravate the condition. Applying vaseline before shower locks in the moisture
My skin gets red quickly and hot showers aggravate the condition.
Rose is going to aggravate his injury while putting himself at risk for bed sores.
Rose is going to aggravate his injury