bothered in German
bothered in German is geärgert — bothered means annoyed, troubled, or made anxious by something.
bothered in German
geärgert
Caring about something; discomposed.
What does "bothered" mean?
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adj Annoyed, troubled, or made anxious by something.
"Mia looked bothered by the loud music from next door all evening."
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adj (informal) Concerned or interested enough to care, often used in the negative.
"Honestly, I'm not bothered which film we watch tonight."
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bothered in a sentence
- Mia looked bothered by the loud music from next door all evening.
- Are you still bothered about what happened at the meeting yesterday?
- Honestly, I'm not bothered which film we watch tonight.
- He could never be bothered to tidy his bedroom.
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What is "bothered" in German?
"bothered" in German is geärgert. bothered means: Annoyed, troubled, or made anxious by something.
How do you use "bothered" in a sentence?
Example: "Mia looked bothered by the loud music from next door all evening." In German, "bothered" is geärgert.
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