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Ús de peeve en anglès

Stupid people-that was his number one pet peeve, and it was self-explanatory. 
 Take a Chance on Me 

My pet peeve at the moment is Dublin City Council's pavement ramp policy. 
 The Irish Times 

The agreement also ostensibly addresses a major economic peeve of the president's: trade deficits. 
 Reuters 

Christchurch resident Diane Lord said people who weaved through lanes was her pet peeve. 
 Radio NZ 

My biggest peeve, however, is the ultra-bright and wholly unnecessary light on the handle. 
 Wired 

A pet peeve of mine is when the side straps dig into your ears. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

Common courtesy is her number one pet peeve and something many passengers seem to lack. 
 News.com.au 

It happens to be a personal peeve of mine. 
 The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year 

And the other pet peeve of mine is when people begin a sentence with most importantly. 
 The new yorker 

In Indonesia, profanity is the online pet peeve. 
 Reuters 

I don't believe you'll ever be able to peeve that boy by telling him he's good. 
 Merton of the Movies 

I'll add my own pet peeve: Drop the XUL garbage and build a real Mac interface. 
 Wired 

Her pet peeve is house designs that overlook orientation where living areas are north-facing instead of south-facing. 
 Independent.ie 

And if you move lanes, well, look at that, so do they. Pace was a recurring peeve. 
 The Guardian 

My spots were a longstanding pet peeve. 
 Shock 

It also prevented the waistbelt from buckling and cutting into fleshy stomachs, a pet peeve of our testers. 
 Climbing Magazine 

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Translations for peeve

portuguès

espanyol

Peeve a través del temps

Significats de peeve en anglès