/enoˈxaɾ/
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Translation
to anger, to annoy
Word origin
From Old Occitan enojar and Vulgar Latin inodiare, from the Latin phrase in odio ('in hatred'), from odium ('hatred').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- inodiare
- English cognates
- annoy, odium, ennui
Grammar
Verb type-ar regular
Examples
.
I do not want to anger my boss with my complaints.
enojarme .
Your lies are starting to really annoy me.
llegué .
She got angry when I arrived late to dinner.
, .
Do not get angry, it was only a joke.
.
That constant noise annoys all the neighbours.
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