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infastidire

to annoy

verb een-fah-stee-DEE-reh Rare

Also means

to bother

Usage Note

Infastidire is a regular -ire verb conjugated with -isc- infix in the present: infastidisco, infastidisci, infastidisce…. It takes avere as auxiliary. The reflexive infastidirsi means to get annoyed. It is more formal than colloquial scocciare or dare fastidio, but all three are common.

Examples

"Il rumore mi infastidisce quando studio."

Natural Translation

The noise annoys me when I study.

Literal Translation

The noise to-me annoys when I study.

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