annoyed
US /əˈnɔɪd/
・UK /əˈnɔɪd/
A1
adj.AdjectiveA little angry; upset
She was annoyed by his angry words
v.t.Transitive VerbTo make someone angry
He annoyed me while I tried to work
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- And I could tell how much it bothered him and annoyed him that this was being touted and used against him.
And I could tell how much it bothered him and annoyed him that this was being touted and used against him.
- ANNOYED HIM THAT THIS
ANNOYED HIM THAT THIS
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- Nope. It means you're annoyed at someone. *laughs* I'm horny.
Nope. It means you're annoyed at someone. *laughs* I'm horny.
- Nope, it means that you're annoyed at someone, like you've got the hump.
Nope, it means that you're annoyed at someone, like you've got the hump.
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- I feel annoyed.
I feel annoyed.
- She felt so annoyed that her friend let her down.
She felt so annoyed that her friend let her down.
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- Here are some questions to ask when you start to feel annoyed.
Here are some questions to ask when you start to feel annoyed.
- As a last resort, you can short circuit being annoyed by just deciding not to care about it anymore.
As a last resort, you can short circuit being annoyed by just deciding not to care about it anymore.
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- Usually people slam doors when they're feeling a little bit annoyed.
Usually people slam doors when they're feeling a little bit annoyed.
- Maybe I'm really annoyed about something and I slam the door because I'm really annoyed.
Maybe I'm really annoyed about something and I slam the door because I'm really annoyed.
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- And this black-spotted puffer is so annoyed by these cleaner rasse that it even starts to inflate, a reflex normally reserved for times of great danger.
And this black-spotted puffer is so annoyed by these cleaner rasse that it even starts to inflate, a reflex normally reserved for times of great danger.
- And this blackspotted puffer is so annoyed by these cleaner wrasse
And this blackspotted puffer is so annoyed by these cleaner wrasse
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- - [Julia] Annoyed at excessive cleaning fees,
- [Julia] Annoyed at excessive cleaning fees,
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- The verb 'mind' means 'dislike', 'be annoyed by' or 'object to'.
The verb 'mind' means 'dislike', 'be annoyed by' or 'object to'.
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- You look annoyed.
You look annoyed.
- You look annoyed.
You look annoyed.
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- So the word bothered means I'm annoyed that you asked me, or this is irritating to me.
So the word bothered means I'm annoyed that you asked me, or this is irritating to me.
- So the word bothered means I'm annoyed that you asked me, or this is irritating to me.
So the word bothered means I'm annoyed that you asked me, or this is irritating to me.