Fastidiar (en. Annoy)
/fas.ti.ˈdjaɾ/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To cause discomfort or inconvenience.
That loud music annoys me.
Esa música demasiado alta me fastidia.
To anger or irritate someone.
Don't bother me with your constant complaints.
No me fastidies con tus quejas constantes.
To cause boredom or weariness.
The daily routine can annoy anyone.
La rutina diaria puede fastidiar a cualquiera.
Etymology
It comes from the Latin 'fastidiare', which means to reject with disdain.
Common Phrases and Expressions
To annoy someone
To discomfort or disturb a person.
Fastidiar a alguien
Don't bother
An expression to ask someone to stop annoying.
No fastidies
To annoy life
To make someone's life more complicated or uncomfortable.
Fastidiar la vida
Related Words
annoying
That causes annoyance or discomfort.
fastidioso
annoyance
Feeling of annoyance or displeasure.
fastidio
Slang Meanings
To tease someone jokingly.
Stop messing around, it’s just a joke!
¡Deja de fastidiar, que solo es un chiste!
To exaggerate a situation to make it seem more annoying.
Are you going to keep bothering about that small mistake?
¿Vas a seguir fastidiando por ese pequeño error?