Examples of using "Infastidito" in a sentence and their english translations:
He was visibly bothered.
He's annoyed.
He was annoyed.
Even Tom looked annoyed.
Tom seems to be annoyed.
- He said that he was annoyed.
- He said he was annoyed.
Tom looks annoyed.
Tom's annoyed.
- Tom was angry.
- Tom was annoyed.
Tom looked annoyed.
He looks like he's annoyed.
He was obviously annoyed.
Tom seemed to be really annoyed.
He said he's annoyed.
He was irked.
Tom seems to be slightly annoyed.
- Tom said that he was annoyed.
- Tom said he was annoyed.
He told me he was annoyed.
Tom was annoyed at the interruption.
Tom seems really annoyed.
Tom was extremely annoyed.
Won't Tom be annoyed?
Tom was visibly annoyed.
Tom will probably be annoyed.
Sami was obviously annoyed.
He looked like he was annoyed.
- Why are you so annoyed?
- Why's he so annoyed?
Tom seems uncomfortable and annoyed.
Tom looked a little annoyed.
Tom won't likely be annoyed.
- Tom seems to be annoyed.
- It looks like Tom is annoyed.
Tom didn't seem to be annoyed.
Why is Tom so annoyed?
I was quite annoyed.
I was very annoyed.
His face showed that he was annoyed.
His tone was very annoyed.
Tom seems more annoyed than angry.
I resent your cynical remarks.
- Tom looked annoyed.
- Tom seemed annoyed.
- Tom looks annoyed.
- Tom looks angry.
- Tom looks irritated.
- Tom looks cross.
Tom is disturbed.
Sami wasn't bothered by the noise.
He looks cross.
You sound really annoyed.
Tom was annoyed by Mary's silence.
- Tom became annoyed.
- Tom got annoyed.
- I'm annoyed at his selfishness.
- I am annoyed by your egotism.
I'm seriously annoyed with them.
You didn't do that to him now? Are you annoyed?
I'm annoyed by their impudence.
He is being harassed by a flood of questions from his students.
Tom got very annoyed.
I'm annoyed at your selfishness.
I was very much annoyed with him.
I'm annoyed at his selfishness.
I was annoyed at his behavior.
- Tom said that I looked annoyed.
- Tom said I seemed annoyed.
- Tom said I looked annoyed.
Why did that bother you?
- Tom said I seemed annoyed.
- Tom said that I seemed annoyed.
He was always annoyed in the city by noises of one sort or another.
Tom was tired and cross.
I'm seriously annoyed with him.
I'm seriously annoyed with her.
Tom's comment bothered me all day.
- Tom knew that I was annoyed.
- Tom knew I was annoyed.
Are you annoyed by this?
Are you annoyed by that?
Why are you so annoyed?
I was annoyed with the boy for being lazy.
Who should I be more annoyed with?
It really bugged me out at first.
It bothered me.
I was annoyed with him for his interruptions.
I was annoyed with him for being so late.
He tormented me.
I'm sorry to have bothered you.
He arrived an hour late, which annoyed me very much.