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Detailed Translations for irritate from English to Spanish

irritate:

to irritate verb (irritates, irritated, irritating)

  1. to irritate (annoy; cause irritation; chafe; )
  2. to irritate (whip up; goad; stimulate; drive; nettle)

Conjugations for irritate:

present
  1. irritate
  2. irritate
  3. irritates
  4. irritate
  5. irritate
  6. irritate
simple past
  1. irritated
  2. irritated
  3. irritated
  4. irritated
  5. irritated
  6. irritated
present perfect
  1. have irritated
  2. have irritated
  3. has irritated
  4. have irritated
  5. have irritated
  6. have irritated
past continuous
  1. was irritating
  2. were irritating
  3. was irritating
  4. were irritating
  5. were irritating
  6. were irritating
future
  1. shall irritate
  2. will irritate
  3. will irritate
  4. shall irritate
  5. will irritate
  6. will irritate
continuous present
  1. am irritating
  2. are irritating
  3. is irritating
  4. are irritating
  5. are irritating
  6. are irritating
subjunctive
  1. be irritated
  2. be irritated
  3. be irritated
  4. be irritated
  5. be irritated
  6. be irritated
diverse
  1. irritate!
  2. let's irritate!
  3. irritated
  4. irritating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for irritate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
empujar poking; prodding
fastidiar tormenting
impulsar encouraging; impelling; inciting; propelling; pushing on; stimulation; turning on; turning up
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acelerar drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up accelerate; race; run; spout; sprint; spurt
aguijonear drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up boost; encourage; motivate; push on; stimulate
arriar drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up bring down; celebrate; iron; let free; let go; let them celebrate; move on; propel; push along; push on; put to the sword; take down
empujar drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up boost; dent; dig; elbow out; encourage; give a push; impress; jab; motivate; move on; persevere; persist; poke; press; press open; prod; propel; push; push along; push aside; push away; push in; push on; push open; push up; stimulate
enojar anger; annoy; cause irritation; chafe; give offence; irritate; vex
espolear drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up activate; arouse; encourage; motivate; provoke; put someone on to something; stimulate; urge
exasperar drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up
excitar drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up activate; arouse; awake; bait; encourage; excite; freshen; generate; glance; incite; instigate; just touch; provoke; put someone on to something; reactivate; recover; refresh; revive; rouse; stimulate; stir; stir up; support; tag; tap; tease; tick; touch; touch upon; urge
fastidiar anger; annoy; cause irritation; chafe; give offence; irritate; vex antagonise; antagonize; badger; be a nuisance; bother; bully; complain; complaint; deplore; despise; disdain; disregard; fool; gripe; harass; harp; have something on one's mind; hoax; hold in contempt; hoodwink; irritating; look down upon; nag; pester; provoke; scorn; slight; swindle; tease; tedious; tiresome; treat with disregard; trick; trouble; vex; visit
impulsar drive; goad; irritate; nettle; stimulate; whip up chase; crank up; drive; kick forward; move on; prompt; propel; turn over; urge
irritar anger; annoy; cause irritation; chafe; give offence; irritate; vex nag

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Related Definitions for "irritate":

  1. excite to an abnormal condition, or chafe or inflame1
    • Aspirin irritates my stomach1
  2. excite to some characteristic action or condition, such as motion, contraction, or nervous impulse, by the application of a stimulus1
    • irritate the glands of a leaf1

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Cross Translation:
FromToVia
irritate amohinar; irritar irriteren — op onaangename wijze prikkelen
irritate irritar reizenMedizin: eine entzündungsähnliche Reaktion herbeiführen
irritate confundir; desconcertar; hacer inseguro verunsichern — (transitiv) jemanden durch eine Person oder Situation so beeinflussen, das ein Gefühl der Unsicherheit entsteht
irritate irritar; acuciar; molestar agaceraffecter d’une irritation nerveuse.
irritate enfadar fâcher — Fâcher
irritate molestar; estorbar; dificultar; perturbar gêner — Causer de la gêne
irritate incitar; acuciar; encresparse irritermettre en colère.