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WordReference English-Dutch Dictionary © 2026: | Voornaamste vertalingen |
| ergernis nw de | (aanstoot) | annoyance, irritation n |
| | | offence n |
WordReference English-Dutch Dictionary © 2026: Overeenkomende vermeldingen van de andere kant van het woordenboek | Voornaamste vertalingen |
| annoyance n | (irritation) | irritatie, ergernis nw de |
| | Julia felt nothing but annoyance at the rudeness of the cashier. |
| irritation n | (annoyance) | irritatie, ergernis nw de |
| | Those troublemakers are just minor irritations. |
| peeve n | informal (source of irritation) | ergernis nw de |
| | My biggest peeve is when people don't wash their dishes. |
| exasperation n | (frustration, annoyance) | ergernis nw de |
| | | kwaadheid nw de |
| | Molly could no longer hide her exasperation with the screaming child. |
| umbrage n | (offence, objection) | ergernis nw de |
| | | aanstoot nw de |
| | Ruth took umbrage at the boss's suggestion that she did not have enough experience to do the job. |
| aggro n | UK, informal (trouble or annoyance) | ergernis, irritatie nw de |
| | | last, hinder nw de, ont. |
| vexation n | (annoyance) | ergernis nw de |
| | | irritatie nw de |
| | Sometimes the vexations of this job can be overwhelming, but I wouldn't trade it for the world. |
| aggravation n | informal (irritation, annoyance) | ergernis, irritatie nw de |
| | My email account is blocked and it's causing me a lot of aggravation. |
| botheration n | informal, dated (source of annoyance) | ergernis, last nw de |
| | During the party, the children were sent to another room, so that they wouldn't be a botheration to the adults. |
offense, UK: offence n | (reaction: outrage) | aanstoot nw de |
| | | ergernis, irritatie nw de |
| | | verontwaardiging nw de |
| | We didn't expect them to take offense at so simple a question. |
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| bother n | (annoyance) | ergernis, irritatie nw de |
| | These mosquitoes are a real bother. |
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