infuriating in German
infuriating in German is vertrackt — infuriating means extremely annoying; making someone very angry.
infuriating in German
vertrackt
Extremely annoying, frustrating or irritating
What does "infuriating" mean?
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adj Extremely annoying; making someone very angry.
"It's infuriating when the website crashes right before you save your work."
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infuriating in a sentence
- It's infuriating when the website crashes right before you save your work.
- His smug tone was absolutely infuriating.
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What is "infuriating" in German?
"infuriating" in German is vertrackt. infuriating means: Extremely annoying; making someone very angry.
How do you use "infuriating" in a sentence?
Example: "It's infuriating when the website crashes right before you save your work." In German, "infuriating" is vertrackt.
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