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aggravating
aggravate (Verbo)

Adjetivos / Adverbios

aggravating  adj.	agravante  m./f.
aggravating  adj.	dificultoso, dificultosa
aggravating  adj.	enojoso, enojosa
aggravating  adj.	latoso, latosa
aggravating  adj.	molesto, molesta
aggravating  adj.	fastidioso, fastidiosa

Verbos

to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	acentuar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	agravar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	agudizar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	apuntalar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	aumentar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	complicar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	dificultar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	empeorar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	exacerbar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	intensificar algo
to aggravate sth.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - make worse	rizar el rizo
to aggravate so.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - annoy	cabrear a alguien
to aggravate so.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - annoy	encrespar a alguien
to aggravate so.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - annoy	exacerbar a alguien

Sustantivos

aggravating circumstances [JUR.]	circunstancias agravantes
aggravated assault (Amer.) [JUR.]	lesión corporal grave   [Derecho penal]
aggravated cause [JUR.]	causa agravante
aggravated offence [JUR.]	delito agravado
aggravated theft [JUR.]	robo con agravantes

Palabras de escritura similar

aggravation

Otras palabras del entorno de la búsqueda

inconvenient, pesky, cumbersome, tiresome, painful, galling, invidious, irritant, infuriating, troublesome, peevish, onerous, vexed, vexatious, irritating, annoying