agacer

to annoy, to irritate

a . ɡ a . s e
agac to annoy, to irritate + er Infinitive
verb Rare #36,696
to annoy, to irritate Often suggests ongoing or repeated annoyance.
FR: Il aime agacer son frère.
EN: He likes to annoy his brother.
Conjugation of agacer
agacer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First agace —
Third agace —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First agace —
Third agace —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second agace —

Ça commençait un petit peu à m'agacer.

It was starting to annoy me a little.

— Pierrot le Fou (1965)

Les voisins font trop de bruit – ils commencent à m'agacer !

The neighbors are making too much noise—they’re starting to annoy me!

Cela a commencé à agacer beaucoup d'entre nous.

It started to annoy many of us.

Tom l'a fait pour agacer ses voisins.

Tom did it to annoy his neighbors.

Je ne vous jette pas la pierre, Pierre, mais j'allais m'agacer.

I don’t blame you, Pierre, but I was about to get annoyed.

— Santa Claus Is a Stinker (1982)

Comment peut-il t'agacer autant ?

How can he annoy you so much?

— New York Masala (2003)

Ça commence à m'agacer.

It's starting to annoy me.

— Good Bye Lenin! (2003)

Vous commencez à m'agacer.

You're starting to annoy me.

Elle commence à m'agacer !

She's starting to annoy me!

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