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Significats de pester en anglès

portuguès
incomodar
català
empaitar
espanyol
joder

Annoy persistently.

empaitar

To cause, inflict or threaten with suffering, need, distress, or pain.

Ús de pester en anglès
1
She said: These charities should not be allowed to pester the elderly.
The Guardian
2
The thrush did not pester the rose with his protestations of love.
The Holy Cross and Other Tales
3
What if you didn't pester her further after you'd asked her once?
Have a new kid by friday: how to change your child's attitude, b...
4
But if you pester the women, you'll be taken to the stocks.
The heretic's daughter: a novel
5
He only thinks about that now when people pester him about it.
The Guardian
6
I 'preciate your position, an' I ain't low-down critter enough to pester-
A Daughter of the Snows
7
I thought this way those foolish reporters won't pester you as much.
Beautiful assassin
8
Have you dared come back to pester me with your abominable consolations?
Prisoners of Chance / The Story of What Befell Geoffrey Benteen,...
9
The more he throws things at the hens, the more they pester him.
A Sea Queen's Sailing
10
Concern furrowed my brow, but I didn't want to pester him.
Succubi like it hot
11
But why pester one with all this reasoning on the subject?
Moby Dick
12
We hurried up to crowd round the superintendent and pester him with questions:
Louis Lambert
13
It didn't seem right to pester Old Mrs. Landry with questions.
Shadowed summer
14
She walked out before they could pester her with more questions.
To catch a thief
15
You pester my poor old life out to get you into the world.
Vanity Fair
16
Therefore, I mean to pester you until you give in, my dear Sara.
The Hollow of Her Hand
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Translations for pester
portuguès
incomodar
Pester a través del temps
Pester per variant geogràfica
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