peeved in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for peeved in the English»Spanish Dictionary

peeved [Am pivd, Brit piːvd] ADJ

peeved expression/look:

peeved

de fastidio

she sounded peeved

se le notaba en la voz que estaba molesta

she sounded peeved

se le notaba en la voz que estaba picada inf

I feel rather peeved that they didn't invite me

estoy molesto or inf picado porque no me invitaron

I feel rather peeved that they didn't invite me

me sentó mal que no me invitaran

I.peeve [Am piv, Brit piːv] VB trans

peeve

fastidiar

peeve

darle rabia a

it peeves her that I earn more money than she does

le fastidia or le da rabia que yo gane más que ella

II.peeve [Am piv, Brit piːv] N

peeve

manía f

his current pet peeve is …

ahora le ha dado la manía de …

Translations for peeved in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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está molesto con ellos porque no fueron a su boda

he's upset o put out o peeved because they didn't go to his wedding

peeved in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for peeved in the English»Spanish Dictionary

peeved [pi:vd] ADJ inf

peeved

mosqueado, -a

to be peeved at sb for sth

estar mosqueado con alguien por algo

peeve [pi:v] VB trans inf

peeve

fastidiar

peeved Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be peeved at sb for sth

estar mosqueado con alguien por algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

What peeved the irrigation department officials more was that two of their letters sent to the forest department in late 2009 went unanswered.

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Peeved that, not for the first time, a chef seemed to have labored under the notion that credit was given for good intentions.

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The prosecution said the accused became peeved to the order given him by the complainant.

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One peeved fan said she would prefer to hear no music at all, rather than cheaper alternatives.

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He noted that the people were peeved during that period but could express their views.

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Yesterday, while emotions ran high all around, it was the vendors who sell outside the school gates who appeared to be the most peeved.

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But what peeved me was the gratuitous takedown of live-alones, in a manner that seemed rather self-validating.

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I don't know what this woman's problem was, but her sense of authority over me left me peeved.

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The entire team, including the handlers, were peeved since they believed that their defeat was caused by bad and biased officiating.

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Most of the female students seemed agreeable and were only slightly peeved at the nuisance.

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