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nag:

to nag verb (nags, nagged, nagging)

  1. to nag (carry on one's point)
    seguir empujando; machacar; dar la lata; abrirse paso
  2. to nag (complain; complaint; deplore; gripe; harp)
    lamentar; fastidiar; dar la tabarra
  3. to nag
    provocar; fastidiar; hacer rabiar; irritar
  4. to nag (be a pain in the neck; keep on)
    chinchar; dar la tabarra; charlar; quejarse; cotorrear; parlotear
  5. to nag (have something on one's mind; badger; pester)
    echar un follón; preocupar; armar jaleo; fastidiar; contrariar; trapacear
  6. to nag (badger)
    contrariar; trapacear; molestar; preocupar; fastidiar; armar jaleo; comportarse de forma mezquina
  7. to nag (chicane; badger; pester)
    comportarse de forma mezquina

Conjugations for nag:

present
  1. nag
  2. nag
  3. nags
  4. nag
  5. nag
  6. nag
simple past
  1. nagged
  2. nagged
  3. nagged
  4. nagged
  5. nagged
  6. nagged
present perfect
  1. have nagged
  2. have nagged
  3. has nagged
  4. have nagged
  5. have nagged
  6. have nagged
past continuous
  1. was nagging
  2. were nagging
  3. was nagging
  4. were nagging
  5. were nagging
  6. were nagging
future
  1. shall nag
  2. will nag
  3. will nag
  4. shall nag
  5. will nag
  6. will nag
continuous present
  1. am nagging
  2. are nagging
  3. is nagging
  4. are nagging
  5. are nagging
  6. are nagging
subjunctive
  1. be nagged
  2. be nagged
  3. be nagged
  4. be nagged
  5. be nagged
  6. be nagged
diverse
  1. nag!
  2. let's nag!
  5. nagged
  6. nagging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

nag [the ~] nomen

  1. the nag (yellowbelly; bugger; pain in the ass; )
    – someone (especially a woman) who annoys people by constantly finding fault 1
    el pelmazo; el letoso; la palisa

Translation Matrix for nag:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
chinchar nagging; teasing
cotorrear drink coffee
fastidiar tormenting
letoso bore; bugger; creep; nag; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; yellowbelly
palisa bore; bugger; creep; nag; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; yellowbelly
pelmazo bore; bugger; creep; nag; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; yellowbelly
preocupar being worried; concerning
provocar alluring; causing; provoking; tormenting
- common scold; hack; jade; nagger; plug; scold; scolder
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abrirse paso carry on one's point; nag clear a way through; make public; press through; publish; push through; release; uncover
armar jaleo badger; have something on one's mind; nag; pester
charlar be a pain in the neck; keep on; nag babble; blab; chat; chatter; communicate; converse; discuss; drivel; gab; have a chat; have a conversation; jabber; jabber away; jaw; prattle; prattle on; rabbit; rave; rot; speak; talk; talk crap; talk nonsense; talk rot; talk rubbish; twaddle; waffle
chinchar be a pain in the neck; keep on; nag inhale; smoke over the lungs; swear; swear an oath; twaddle; whine
comportarse de forma mezquina badger; chicane; nag; pester
contrariar badger; have something on one's mind; nag; pester cross; hinder; oppose; prevent; sabotage; stem; stop; thwart; upset
cotorrear be a pain in the neck; keep on; nag babble; blab; chat; chatter; chirp; crackle; drivel; gab; gabble; gossip; have a chat; jabber; jabber away; jaw; prattle; prattle on; quack; rabbit; rattle; rave; rot; rustle; speak badly; talk crap; talk nonsense; talk rot; talk rubbish; twaddle; waffle
dar la lata carry on one's point; nag be a nuisance; be a pain; muck about; push through; twaddle; whimper; whine
dar la tabarra be a pain in the neck; complain; complaint; deplore; gripe; harp; keep on; nag twaddle; whimper; whine
echar un follón badger; have something on one's mind; nag; pester
fastidiar badger; complain; complaint; deplore; gripe; harp; have something on one's mind; nag; pester anger; annoy; antagonise; antagonize; badger; be a nuisance; bother; bully; cause irritation; chafe; despise; disdain; disregard; fool; give offence; harass; hoax; hold in contempt; hoodwink; irritate; irritating; look down upon; pester; provoke; scorn; slight; swindle; tease; tedious; tiresome; treat with disregard; trick; trouble; vex; visit
hacer rabiar nag badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex
irritar nag anger; annoy; cause irritation; chafe; give offence; irritate; vex
lamentar complain; complaint; deplore; gripe; harp; nag be sorry; be sorry for; complain; deeply regret; have mercy upon; lament; pity; regret; wail; whimper; whine; whinge; yack; yammer
machacar carry on one's point; nag attack; chew the cud; coerce; compel; crush; damage; dance; dash; drive; drive in; drive piles; drum into a person's head; erode; force; oblige; pulverise; pulverize; ram; rub fine; ruminate; shatter; smash; spoil; stamp in; trample; twaddle; whimper; whine
molestar badger; nag annoy; antagonise; antagonize; badger; be a nuisance; bother; bully; disturb; harass; interrupt; molest; pester; provoke; tease; trouble; visit
parlotear be a pain in the neck; keep on; nag babble; blab; chat; chatter; drivel; gab; have a chat; have a conversation; jabber; jabber away; jaw; narrate; prattle; prattle on; rabbit; rattle; rave; relate; rot; speak; talk; talk crap; talk nonsense; talk rot; talk rubbish; tell; twaddle; waffle
preocupar badger; have something on one's mind; nag; pester
provocar nag activate; advise; antagonise; antagonize; arouse; awake; badger; bait; be a nuisance; boost; bring about; bring on; bully; cause; clock off; create; elicit; encourage; engender; excite; give rise to; harass; instigate; motivate; needle; pester; poke up; produce; prompt; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; stimulate; stir up; stoke up; suggest; support; tease; urge; whisper; whisper in someone's ear
quejarse be a pain in the neck; keep on; nag complain; express displeasure; lament; make complaints; wail; whimper; whine; whinge; yammer
seguir empujando carry on one's point; nag press through; push through
trapacear badger; have something on one's mind; nag; pester cheat; gull; spoof; trick
- hen-peck; peck

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Related Definitions for "nag":

  1. an old or over-worked horse1
  2. someone (especially a woman) who annoys people by constantly finding fault1
  3. remind or urge constantly1
    • she nagged to take a vacation1
  4. bother persistently with trivial complaints1
    • She nags her husband all day long1
  5. worry persistently1
    • nagging concerns and doubts1

Wiktionary Translations for nag:

nag
noun
  1. old useless horse
  2. small horse
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• nag → irritar ↔ sarren — iemand voortdurend lastig vallen
• nag → machacar; importunar; chinchar ↔ zaniken — hinderlijk ergens over blijven klagen
• nag → rocín ↔ Gaul — abschätzig: minderwertiges Pferd
• nag → berrear ↔ keifen — fortwährend (störend), oft gehässig schimpfen und nörgeln
• nag → refunfuñar; quejarse ↔ meckern — sich (oft) gehässig, aber nicht aggressiv beschweren; etwas bekritteln
• nag → refunfuñar; gruñir ↔ nörgeln — penetrant/störend, aber nicht aggressiv seinen Unmut äußern
• nag → dar la lata; dar el coñazo; lloriqueo ↔ quengeln — in jammerndem Ton wiederholt etwas fordern
• nag → renegar; despotricar; quejarse ↔ raunzen — umgangssprachlich, süddeutsch, österreichisch: weinerlich klagen, nörgeln

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