Molestara (en. Would bother)

/mole'staɾa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To provoke discomfort or suffering to someone.

If you bother him, he will get angry.

Si lo molestas, él se enojará.

To interrupt or disturb someone's state of tranquility.

I don't want you to disturb me while I'm working.

No quiero que me molestes mientras trabajo.

To make someone feel uncomfortable or distressed.

She doesn't want anyone to disturb her with other people's problems.

Ella no quiere que nadie la moleste con problemas ajenos.

From Latin 'molestare', which means to cause discomfort.

don't bother me

expression used to ask someone not to cause interruptions or discomfort.

no me molestes

to bother someone

to generate discomfort or misunderstanding towards another person.

molestar a alguien

this bothers me

indicates that something causes discomfort or irritation.

esto me molesta

discomfort

Sensation of discomfort or physical or emotional distress.

molestia

irritation

Emotional or physical response to something annoying.

irritación

discomfort

State of not being comfortable or at ease.

incomodidad

To shock or drive someone crazy.

Don't be bothering me, I'm in a bad mood.

No me estés molestando, que estoy de mal humor.

To say something uncomfortable or challenging to another person.

That joke really bothered him.

Esa broma realmente lo molestó.