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to aggravated

a aggravé, a empiré, a irrité, a exaspéré

ˈæ ɡ . ɹ ə . v e ɪ̯ t ɪ d → aggravate
verb · past tense Rare #35,757
a aggravé, a empiré
EN: The delay aggravated the problem.
FR: Le retard a aggravé le problème.
a irrité, a exaspéré
EN: His constant tapping aggravated me.
FR: Ses tapotements incessants m’ont irrité.
Conjugation of aggravate
Indicative past
aggravated
Past
aggravated

It really aggravated me.

Ça m’a vraiment exaspéré.

You've aggravated the situation.

Vous avez aggravé la situation.

The doctor's treatment has only aggravated my husband's condition.

Le traitement du médecin n’a fait qu’aggraver l’état de mon mari.

But it aggravated his toothache.

Mais cela a aggravé son mal de dents.

— The Visitors (1993)

You aggravated the situation.

Vous avez aggravé la situation.