exasperate russian
вы́водить
to lead out, to take out, to bring out
to withdraw, to pull out
to remove, to get out
to drive mad, to infuriate, to exasperate
to conclude, to infer, to deduce, to derive
to breed, to develop, to grow, to raise
to hatch
to exterminate, to eradicate, to get rid of
to depict, to portray
to take around (to various places), to take out (everywhere)
to play (a fish), to land (a fish)
взорва́ть
to blow up, to blast, to detonate, to set off
to infuriate, to enrage, to exasperate, to make lose one's temper
to plough up, to break up (soil)
раздражи́ть
to annoy, to irritate, to exasperate, to anger
to irritate (the skin or eyes), to inflame
перебеси́ть
to exasperate, to greatly annoy, to drive someone mad
раздражённый
irritated, annoyed, angry, exasperated
раздражи́ться
to get irritated, to get annoyed, to get angry, to become exasperated
зли́мый
angered, provoked (to anger), irritated, exasperated
озлобля́емый
being embittered, being enraged, being exasperated
раздразнённый
irritated, provoked, exasperated, annoyed
допёкший
having exasperated, having annoyed to the limit, having baked completely, having roasted completely
раздражи́вшийся
annoyed, irritated, exasperated
разражённый
irritated, annoyed, exasperated, angry
Examples
Поколе́ние девяно́стых в те́ннисе пока прояви́ло себя совершенно никчёмным, как в раздраже́нии говоря́т фана́ты.
The nineties generation in tennis has been utterly useless so far, exasperated fans say.
Если пе́ред ним стоит больше одной пробле́мы одновременно, то он стано́вится раздражи́тельным, расстро́енным и серди́тым.
To have more than one problem before him at one time makes him irritable, upset and exasperated.



















