aggravating - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Possible base forms

aggravating
aggravate (Verb)

Adjectives / Adverbs

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

Verbs

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

Nouns

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

Orthographically similar words

aggravation

Related search terms

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