Summary
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- aggravation:
- aggravate:
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Wiktionary:
- aggravation → erschwerender Umstand, Verärgerung, Zuspitzung, med. Verschlechterung, Erschwerung
- aggravation → Verschlimmerung
- aggravate → ärgern, verbittern, erschweren, verschlimmern
- aggravate → verslimmern, erschweren, entrüsten, anreizen, aufhetzen, reizen, aufreizen, angreifen, herausfordern, stumpf machen, provozieren, verschlechtern, verschlimmern, übertreiben, dick auftragen, ärgern, bekümmern, betrüben, kränken, Kummer bereiten, verdrießen, quälen
English
Detailed Translations for aggravation from English to German
aggravation:
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the aggravation (change for the worse; deterioration; depravation; worsening)
die Verschlechterung -
the aggravation
Translation Matrix for aggravation:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
Verschlechterung | aggravation; change for the worse; depravation; deterioration; worsening | decay; depravation; deterioration; putrefaction; rotting |
anspitzen | aggravation | |
- | exacerbation; exasperation; irritation; provocation | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
anspitzen | accentuate; bait; incite; instigate; point; punt; sharpen; stir up |
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Wiktionary Translations for aggravation:
aggravation
Cross Translation:
noun
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act of aggravating
- aggravation → erschwerender Umstand; Verärgerung; Zuspitzung; med. Verschlechterung; Erschwerung
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• aggravation | → Verschlimmerung | ↔ aggravatie — verergeren of overdrijven |
aggravation form of aggravate:
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to aggravate (burden)
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to aggravate
verschlimmern; schlimmermachen-
verschlimmern verb (verschlimmere, verschlimmerst, verschlimmert, verschlimmerte, verschlimmertet, verschlimmert)
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schlimmermachen verb (mache schlimmer, machst schlimmer, macht schlimmer, machte schlimmer, machtet schlimmer, schlimmergemacht)
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to aggravate (encourage someone; stimulate; encourage; incite; inspire; motivate; motivate someone)
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to aggravate (worsen; exacerbate; exasperate)
– make worse 1verschlimmern-
verschlimmern verb (verschlimmere, verschlimmerst, verschlimmert, verschlimmerte, verschlimmertet, verschlimmert)
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Conjugations for aggravate:
present
- aggravate
- aggravate
- aggravates
- aggravate
- aggravate
- aggravate
simple past
- aggravated
- aggravated
- aggravated
- aggravated
- aggravated
- aggravated
present perfect
- have aggravated
- have aggravated
- has aggravated
- have aggravated
- have aggravated
- have aggravated
past continuous
- was aggravating
- were aggravating
- was aggravating
- were aggravating
- were aggravating
- were aggravating
future
- shall aggravate
- will aggravate
- will aggravate
- shall aggravate
- will aggravate
- will aggravate
continuous present
- am aggravating
- are aggravating
- is aggravating
- are aggravating
- are aggravating
- are aggravating
subjunctive
- be aggravated
- be aggravated
- be aggravated
- be aggravated
- be aggravated
- be aggravated
diverse
- aggravate!
- let's aggravate!
- aggravated
- aggravating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for aggravate:
aggravate
Cross Translation:
verb
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To exasperate; to provoke; to irritate
- aggravate → ärgern; verbittern
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To make worse, or more severe
- aggravate → erschweren; verschlimmern
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• aggravate | → verslimmern; erschweren | ↔ verzwaren — figuurlijk erger maken |
• aggravate | → entrüsten; anreizen; aufhetzen; reizen; aufreizen; angreifen; herausfordern; stumpf machen; provozieren | ↔ agacer — affecter d’une irritation nerveuse. |
• aggravate | → verschlechtern; verschlimmern; übertreiben; dick auftragen | ↔ aggraver — rendre plus grave. |
• aggravate | → ärgern; bekümmern; betrüben; kränken; Kummer bereiten; verdrießen; quälen | ↔ chagriner — Causer du chagrin, rendre triste. |