annoying

English

annoy +‎ -ing

annoying (comparative more annoying, superlative most annoying)

Causing irritation or annoyance; troublesome; vexatious.
Vandals are really annoying.

annoying

causing irritation or annoyance; troublesome; vexatious

Arabic: مُزَعِج‎ (muzaʿij)
Belarusian: раздражня́льны (razdražnjálʹny), абры́длівы (abrýdlivy), даса́дны (dasádny)
Bulgarian: досаден (bg) m (dosaden)
Catalan: enutjós, enfadós, fastijós, molest (ca)
Cebuano: samok
Chinese:
Mandarin: 討厭 (zh), 讨厌 (zh) (tǎoyàn), 煩人 (zh), 烦人 (zh) (fánrén)
Czech: otravný m
Danish: irriterende
Dutch: vervelend (nl), ergerlijk (nl)
Finnish: ärsyttävä (fi), närkästyttävä (fi)
French: agaçant (fr), irritant (fr), énervant (fr), ennuyeux (fr), ennuyant (fr)
Georgian: აბეზარი (ka) (abezari)
German: ärgerlich (de), lästig (de), leidig (de), verdrießlich (de)
Greek: ενοχλητικός (el) (enochlitikós)
Icelandic: truflandi
Irish: bearránach
Italian: fastidioso (it)

Japanese: うるさい (ja) (urusai), 迷惑 (ja) (めいわく, meiwaku), 面倒 (めんどう, mendō)
Kapampangan: makakulami
Korean: 짜증스럽다 (ko) (jjajeungseureopda)
Latin: molestus
Norman: embêtant
Norwegian: irriterende (no), plagsom (no), brysom (no), enerverende
Bokmål: sjenerende
Polish: irytujący, drażliwy (pl), upierdliwy (pl) m
Portuguese: irritante (pt), chato (pt)
Russian: доса́дный (ru) (dosádnyj), надое́дливый (ru) (nadojédlivyj), раздража́ющий (ru) (razdražájuščij), назо́йливый (ru) (nazójlivyj), доку́чливый (ru) (dokúčlivyj)
Sicilian: siccanti, camurriusu, camuriusu
Spanish: molesto (es), embarazoso (es), fastidioso, cargante (es), engorroso (es), enfadoso
Swedish: irriterande (sv), dryg (sv) (youthful), förarglig (sv)
Tagalog: nakakaasar, nakakainis, nakakaurat
Thai: น่ารำคาญ (nâa-ram-kaan)
Turkish: can sıkıcı (tr), sinir bozucu, sinirlendirici (tr), rahatsız edici
Ukrainian: дратівли́вий (drativlývyj), доса́дний (dosádnyj), набридливи́й (nabrydlyvýj)
Welsh: plagus

annoying (plural annoyings)

(rare) That which annoys; an annoyance.
- 1865, William Buell Sprague, Annals of the American Unitarian Pulpit
  […] they lose the true spirit of Christianity; and, while their heads are filled with clouds of mysticism, and the smoke of metaphysical nonsense, their hearts are filled with uncharitableness and bitter annoyings.

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