Hacer que alguien se irrite o se exaspere muchísimo.
To make someone extremely annoyed or frustrated.
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Sus preguntas constantes me sacan de quicio. — His constant questions drive me round the bend.
¿Puedes callarte? ¡Me estás sacando de quicio! — Can you stop talking? You're driving me round the bend!
No saques de quicio a tu hermana con ese ruido. — Don't drive your sister round the bend with that noise.
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