Meaning
To be a constant source of annoyance.
Cultural Background
Germans are direct. Using this phrase is a clear signal that you are unhappy. Similar usage, often used in political discourse.
Dative Case
Always remember to use the Dative case (mir, dir, ihm) with this phrase.
Meaning
To be a constant source of annoyance.
Dative Case
Always remember to use the Dative case (mir, dir, ihm) with this phrase.
Test Yourself
Fill in the correct pronoun.
Das ist ____ ein Dorn im Auge.
The phrase requires the Dative case.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesDas ist ____ ein Dorn im Auge.
The phrase requires the Dative case.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, it works for people, things, and situations.
Related Phrases
Jemandem ein Gräuel sein
synonymTo be an abomination