antagonize - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	cabrear al alguien
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	crispar a alguien
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	encrespar a alguien
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	enfadar a alguien
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	exacerbar a alguien
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	fastidiar a alguien
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	incordiar a alguien
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	irritar a alguien
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	picar a alguien   or  [fig.]
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	molestar a alguien   - enfadar
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	rayar a alguien [coll.]
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	poner negro a alguien [fig.] [coll.]
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated

Orthographically similar words

antagonise

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