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    Molestia (en. Inconvenience)

    /moˈlestja/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Sensation of physical or mental discomfort.
    I feel a discomfort in my back.
    Siento una molestia en la espalda.
    Action or thing that causes inconvenience or discomfort.
    The inconvenience of having to wait frustrated me.
    La molestia de tener que esperar me frustró.
    Problem or matter that requires attention.
    The discomforts in the heating system are common in winter.
    Las molestias en el sistema de calefacción son habituales en invierno.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'molestia', which means 'discomfort' or 'disturbance'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    without discomfort
    without hardships, easily.
    sin molestias
    to cause discomfort
    to produce discomfort or inconveniences to someone.
    causar molestias
    without further discomfort
    without major problems or inconveniences.
    sin más molestias
    there are no inconveniences
    indicates that everything is fine.
    no hay molestias

    Related Words

    to bother
    To provoke discomfort or disturbance to someone.
    molestar
    affliction
    Feeling of pain or suffering.
    aflicción

    Slang Meanings

    minor inconvenience
    It's nothing more than a nuisance, don't worry.
    No es más que una molestia, no te preocupes.
    light annoyance
    It's a real nuisance to have to deal with that.
    Es un real fastidio tener que lidiar con eso.