How is the word frustrer translated from French to English

Faire éprouver à quelqu'un de l'agacement et de l'impuissance.

To make someone feel annoyed and helpless.

verb
English translation
Frustrate

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  • La lenteur d'Internet me frustre chaque jour. Slow internet frustrates me every day.

  • Le mauvais temps a contrarié leur tentative d'ascension. Bad weather frustrated their attempt to climb.

  • Ne te laisse pas frustrer par la paperasse. Don't let the paperwork frustrate you.

  • Une signature manquante peut contrarier tout l'accord. A missing signature can frustrate the whole deal.

  • Est-ce que le bruit frustre les voisins ? Does the noise frustrate the neighbors?

  • Le retard a-t-il contrarié tes projets de voyage ? Did the delay frustrate your travel plans?

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FAQ about “frustrer”

How is “frustrer” translated from French?
“frustrer” translates into English as “Frustrate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “frustrer” mean?
Meaning of “frustrer”: Faire éprouver à quelqu'un de l'agacement et de l'impuissance. In English — “Frustrate”.
What part of speech is “frustrer”?
“frustrer” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “frustrer”?
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