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ex·as·per·ate [ɪgˈzæspəreɪt, am. angl. -pər-] GLAG. preh. glag.

to exasperate sb (infuriate)

jdn zur Verzweiflung bringen

to exasperate sb (irritate)

jdn verärgern [o. pog. auf die Palme bringen]

to be exasperated by [or at] sth

über etw tož. verärgert sein

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So, exasperated, the young man starts talking and cursing.

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Though the newest demon lord never ceases to annoy and exasperate him, he comes to care very deeply for the innocent boy.

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It was formed when the founding members were exasperated to discover that even prominent music professionals had never heard of the genre.

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He is an extremely good student, which exasperates his teachers when he sometimes pays them no attention.

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The whole rebellion, which exasperated the authorities for years, entailed much litigation before the bulldozers were finally able to move in.

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His stubborn refusal to be intimidated exasperated them and his success in gathering a tenth of their produce cost them money.

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Mike manages to escape, re-enters the car, and is exasperated by the continuous seatbelt reminder tone.

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Exasperated by the taxes, the lesser nobles dreamed of an aristocratic republic.

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The impresario's perversion of the truth further exasperated the hunger artist.

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The villain or rival, finally exasperated, pushes the hero aside and plays the song himself, striking the correct note and blowing himself up.

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