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раздражённый

Translation of раздражённый

annoyed

Meaning of раздражённый

Russian

слегка злой или недовольный из-за чего-то

English

feeling slightly angry or bothered

annoyed

Transcription and pronunciation of раздражённый

раздражённый

stress on the 3rd syllable

Transcription
[rəzdrɐˈʐɵnːɨj]
In Latin letters
razdrazhyonnyy / razdrazhjonnyy / razdrazhennyy

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Раздражённый or раздражительный?

раздражительный

раздражительный = irritable, often gets annoyed

Don't mix them up. Annoyed right now — раздражённый; easily annoyed by nature — раздражительный.

От недосыпа он стал очень раздражительным.

Lack of sleep made him very irritable.

Он пришёл с работы раздражённый и молчал.

He came home from work annoyed and silent.

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  1. He looks annoyed.

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    Он выглядит раздражённым.

  2. I felt annoyed by the loud music next door.

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    Я был раздражён громкой музыкой за стеной.

раздражённый synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between раздражённый, недовольный, and сердитый

Н
🇷🇺Russian
недовольный

Not pleased with something; can be calm, without anger.

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С
🇷🇺Russian
сердитый

Angry; stronger and more visible than annoyed.

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What does раздражённый mean?

feeling slightly angry or bothered

How do you pronounce раздражённый?

раздражённый is pronounced [rəzdrɐˈʐɵnːɨj], in Latin letters “razdrazhyonnyy”.

How is раздражённый used in a sentence?

He looks annoyed. Translation: Он выглядит раздражённым.

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