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ムカつく

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ムカつく

mukatsuku

Irritating / Annoying

Meaning

To feel irritated, annoyed, or disgusted by something or someone.

Meaning

To feel irritated, annoyed, or disgusted by something or someone.

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sich zu Herzen nehmen de At holde øje med noget da Subir une épreuve. fr Mais vale tarde do que nunca. pt بالهناء والشفاء. ar نکات کلیدی fa Mó legal pt متشكر جداً ar Say a prayer. en To be in a hurry. en Deixar a peteca cair pt Close attention. en يوفر المال ar لا أعرف. ar ~을/를 가르쳐 주세요. ko خواب‌آلود هستم. fa 마음을 비우다. ko Dat is een mooi gebaar. nl auf der Hand liegen de ما عليك ar Passer l'après-midi. fr 人不可貌相海水不可斗量 zh Ich bin auf der Suche nach. de يحصل على جائزة ar

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