infuriating in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for infuriating in the English»French Dictionary

infuriating [Brit ɪnˈfjʊərɪeɪtɪŋ, Am ɪnˈfjuriˌeɪdɪŋ] ADJ

infuriating

exaspérant

infuriate [Brit ɪnˈfjʊərɪeɪt, Am ɪnˈfjuriˌeɪt] VB trans

infuriate person:

infuriate

faire rager, exaspérer

Translations for infuriating in the French»English Dictionary

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enrageant (enrageante)

infuriating

rageant (rageante)

infuriating

c'est rageant

it's infuriating (de faire to do)

exaspérant (exaspérante)

infuriating, exasperating

tannant (tannante) personne

infuriating

excédant (excédante)

exasperating, infuriating

râlant (râlante)

infuriating

c'est râlant qu'il pleuve

it's infuriating that it's raining

exaspérer personne

to exasperate, to infuriate

excéder

to infuriate

infuriating in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for infuriating in the English»French Dictionary

infuriate [ɪnˈfjʊərɪeɪt, Am -ˈfjʊrɪ-] VB trans

to infuriate sb

rendre qn furieux

Translations for infuriating in the French»English Dictionary

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mettre qn en furie

to infuriate sb

mettre qn en fureur

to infuriate sb

infuriating Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to infuriate sb

rendre qn furieux

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English

Far from perfect, infuriating at times, but uproarious and unforgettable all the same.

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She is certain that he will rush about looking for her, but he does nothing of the kind and shows the most infuriating indifference.

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The punishment was administered and continued even after the sailor fainted, infuriating the nascent mutineers.

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No doubt, it is infuriating for a crime victim to witness an acquittal where inculpatory evidence is lacking.

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Following the good woman around the supermarket, questioning her every purchase, getting into a strop trying to open those infuriating little plastic bags.

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He responded quickly and had four demonstrators hanged, infuriating popular opinion in the city.

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In the past, it was famed for its anachronistic, eccentric and sometimes infuriating business practices; so much so that it was a tourist attraction.

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It is so much pre-occupied with an infuriating surge of self-pity and some stereo-typed villainy.

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Instead, his concern was with unremarkable human beings in all their contrariness, whether endearing or infuriating.

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Water-skiers and surf-scooters zip around, infuriating everybody with a sail up.

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