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Перевод: aggravating

[прилагательное]
ухудшающий; отягчающий; досадный; надоедливый

Тезаурус:

1. WALES flanker Emyr Lewis, out of action since aggravating a shoulder injury last month, could struggle to be fit for the Five Nations match against England in Cardiff on February 6.
2. However, there are other decisions which have taken account of unexpected and chance results as aggravating factors.
3. For example, the last four pages of Sir Bernard Caulfield's summing-up to the jury in the Archer case is concerned with damages, and heavily stresses the aggravating factors.
4. WIMBLEDON'S John Fashanu is likely to be out until next month after aggravating a back problem.
5. Together, they would compare the evidence from the Courtney trial with other "guideline cases", taking into account any unique aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
6. The shambles at the end of his splendid evening was aggravating him sorely and he propelled Fiona into a seat at the table with some of the disgruntled force he'd shown in Ronnie Curzon's office.
7. Preoccupied with the thoughts of his suffering, the trivial concerns of her lover become increasingly aggravating as they hang around with the crowds at Brighton.
8. Stop 'em aggravating the situation.
9. It is unlikely that he investigated too deeply for fear of aggravating and embarrassing his master.
10. Their balance of payments deficits have been alarmingly large, and their currencies have dropped sharply, aggravating their inflationary problems.
11. Seventy-one per cent were prepared to allow "aggravating" for "irritating" compared with 43 per cent in 1969.
12. A stronger team manager would have dealt quickly with what was obviously becoming an increasingly aggravating situation.
13. The argument, then, is that the causing of death by bad driving should not be regarded as a significant aggravating factor, but nor should the non-causing of death or injury be regarded as a significant mitigating factor.