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сердиться (The twin brothers get frustrated with each other when someone isn't listening. They are so funny when they are wrestling! – сердятся друг на друга ART Vancouver); раздражаться (feeling annoyed and impatient because you are prevented from achieving something (MacMillan Dictionary): So I'm sitting on a street in Burnaby behind a guy who is parallel parking on the right hand side of the road and he's looking over his left shoulder while he's doing this and people wonder why I get frustrated with how people drive. (Twitter) -- почему меня раздражает то, как ART Vancouver); потерять терпение (feeling annoyed and *impatient* because you are prevented from achieving something (MacMillan Dictionary): So I'm sitting on a street in Burnaby behind a guy who is parallel parking on the right hand side of the road and he's looking over his left shoulder while he's doing this and people wonder why I get frustrated with how people drive. (Twitter) ART Vancouver); испытывать обиду или раздражение (предполагает ситуативный перевод: "We're hard workers," says McDonnell. "Alex is a plumber doing manual labour all day here on the North Shore. I work full-time at my family's contracting fi rm. We make good money, and we save. But we haven't reached the point of being able to put a down payment on the type of starter home we want. And every time we pay rent, we get frustrated that we're making money but doing nothing to help build our future." – И каждый раз, когда мы платим арендную плату, нам становится обидно ... (nsnews.com) ART Vancouver) |
