bothersome in Japanese
bothersome in Japanese is めんどくさい — bothersome means causing annoyance, trouble, or inconvenience.
bothersome in Japanese
めんどくさい
Pronounced: mendokusai
Causing trouble, annoyance, inconvenience, irritation, or perplexity.
What does "bothersome" mean?
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adj Causing annoyance, trouble, or inconvenience.
"The bothersome fly kept landing on the picnic food."
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bothersome in a sentence
- The bothersome fly kept landing on the picnic food.
- His constant interruptions were bothersome during the meeting.
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What is "bothersome" in Japanese?
"bothersome" in Japanese is めんどくさい. bothersome means: Causing annoyance, trouble, or inconvenience.
How do you pronounce めんどくさい?
"bothersome" in Japanese is めんどくさい, pronounced "mendokusai".
How do you use "bothersome" in a sentence?
Example: "The bothersome fly kept landing on the picnic food." In Japanese, "bothersome" is めんどくさい.
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