Empeorar una situación o un problema que ya iba mal.
To make a bad situation or problem worse.
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See how the word “agravar” is used in sentences
No agraves el problema levantando la voz. — Don't aggravate the issue by raising your voice.
Deja de irritarme con esas bromas. — Stop trying to aggravate me with those jokes.
¿Puedes dejar de intentar sacarme de quicio? — Can you stop trying to aggravate me?
¿No te irrita que te interrumpa? — Doesn't it aggravate you when he interrupts?
Suele agravar los problemas en lugar de resolverlos. — He tends to aggravate problems instead of solving them.
No quiero irritar más a mi amigo. — I don't want to aggravate my friend any further.
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