Molesto (en. Annoying)

/moˈles.to/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

English: That produces annoyance or discomfort.

English: The construction noise is very annoying.

El ruido de la construcción es muy molesto.

English: A person who causes anger or irritation.

English: It's annoying to deal with people who don't listen.

Es molesto tratar con personas que no escuchan.

English: A situation that is unpleasant or uncomfortable.

English: The conversation became annoying quickly.

La conversación se volvió molesta rápidamente.

English: From Latin 'molestus', meaning 'uncomfortable' or 'bothersome'.

English: to be annoyed

English: To feel uncomfortable or angry about something.

estar molesto

English: to be a nuisance

English: Reference to a person who causes discomfort or annoyance.

ser un molesto

English: to do something annoying

English: To perform an action that causes annoyance or irritation.

hacer algo molesto

English: discomfort

English: Feeling of discomfort or suffering.

molestia

English: anger

English: Feeling of irritation or anger.

enojo

English: displeasure

English: Feeling of discomfort or annoyance towards something.

desagrado

English: A person who is very insistent or annoying.

English: That guy is a nuisance, he’s always following me.

Ese tipo es un molesto, siempre está detrás de mí.

English: An uncomfortable or tense situation.

English: That scene was very annoying, I didn't know where to look.

Esa escena fue muy molesta, no sabía dónde mirar.