peeved

UK
/piːvd/
US
/pivd/
peevedadjective
more peeved
Comp.
most peeved
Super.
UK
/piːvd/
US
/pivd/
Translations
She was peeved by his constant interruptions.
Она была раздражённая его постоянными перебиваниями.
Definitions
Feeling or showing annoyance or irritation.
She was peeved by the constant interruptions during her presentation.
peeveverb

peeved

Past Simple

peeved
Past Simple
peeved
Past Participle
peeving
Gerund
UK
/piːv/
US
/piv/
Translations
Loud noises tend to peeve him.
Громкие звуки, как правило, раздражают его.
Additional translations
Definitions
To annoy or irritate someone.
Her constant humming began to peeve her coworkers.
peevenoun
Definitions
A source of annoyance or irritation.
One of her biggest peeves is when people chew loudly.
peevepast participle

peeved

Formed from the past participle; commonly used predicatively ("He felt peeved") and attributively ("a peeved response").
Definitions
Feeling annoyed or irritated.
She was visibly peeved by the delay.