annoy — to make someone feel slightly angry or irritated
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make someone feel slightly angry or irritated
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈnɔɪ/
Korean meaning: 짜증나게 하다, 귀찮게 하다
Korean pronunciation: 어**노이**
Example Sentences
- Don't let small things annoy you - life's too short!
- She gets annoyed when people chew loudly during movies.
- The spam emails in my inbox really annoy me every morning.
annoy
VERB//əˈnɔɪ//
to make someone feel slightly angry or irritated
A buzzing mosquito keeps annoying a person trying to sleep.
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Small noise can annoy and destroy your calm and joy.
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Origin
From Old French 'anoier' meaning 'to harass or offend', derived from Latin 'in-' (into) combined with 'odium' (hatred). The word entered Middle English through Norman French influence.
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“Don't let small things annoy you - life's too short!”
“She gets annoyed when people chew loudly during movies.”
“The spam emails in my inbox really annoy me every morning.”
“My little brother's habit of repeating everything I say really annoys me.”
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