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pestering
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/ˈpɛstərɪŋ/
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/ˈpɛstərɪŋ/
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pestering
noun
pesterings
pl
harcèlement
Action de harceler ou d’importuner de façon répétée.
The constant pestering from telemarketers can be quite frustrating.
Le harcèlement constant des télévendeurs peut être très agaçant.
Synonyms
teasing
nagging
bothering
annoyance
harassment
pestering
gerund / present participle
harcelant
Qui importune ou agace de manière répétée.
The pestering child kept asking his mother for candy until she finally gave in.
L’enfant harcelant n’a cessé de demander des bonbons à sa mère jusqu’à ce qu’elle finisse par céder.
Synonyms
irritating
annoying
bothersome
disturbing
troubling
vexing
tormenting
plaguing
teasing
nagging
harassing
badgering
pester
verb
pestering
Gerund
pestered
Past Simple
pestered
Past Participle
pestering
Gerund
UK
/ˈpɛstə/
US
/ˈpɛstər/
encombrer
Vieilli.
In the heat of summer the alleyways were pestered with idle carts and vendors.
Pendant la chaleur de l’été, les ruelles étaient encombrées de charrettes inutilisées et de vendeurs.
importuner
Se dit de demandes ou d’interruptions répétées.
The children pestered their mother for ice cream until she finally gave in.
Les enfants ont importuné leur mère pour avoir une glace jusqu’à ce qu’elle cède enfin.
Additional translations
harceler
Nuance plus insistante ou agressive.
Synonyms
disturb
torment
bother
annoy
harass
tease
nag
badger
irritate
vex
Definitions
pestering
noun
The act of persistently annoying or bothering someone.
The constant pestering from telemarketers can be quite frustrating.
pestering
gerund / present participle
Causing annoyance or irritation through repeated requests or interruptions.
The pestering child kept asking his mother for candy until she finally gave in.
pester
verb
To trouble or annoy someone with frequent or persistent requests or interruptions.
The children pestered their mother for ice cream until she finally gave in.
(archaic) To overcrowd or obstruct (a place) so as to impede movement.
In the heat of summer the alleyways were pestered with idle carts and vendors.
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