muy molesto

very annoyed

→ mucho

phrase Uncommon #18,228

very annoyed Can also mean 'very upset' or 'annoying,' depending on the context.

SP: Estaba muy molesto por la noticia.

EN: He was very upset about the news.

But he'll be very upset if this is true.

— Anora (2024)

It’s been really annoying, to be honest with you.

— The Smashing Machine (2025)

Having to shave your beard constantly is very annoying.

Very annoying.

— Laurence Anyways (2012)

It's very annoying.

— Uno de los nuestros (1990)

Actually, it's a very annoying character flaw.

— Mike y Nick y Nick y Alice (2026)

It's very annoying.

— American Splendor (2003)

The teacher was very upset and took Johnny out of the class.

And he's very upset.

— Lindas y letales (2026)

The boss is very upset.

Tom is very annoying.

Tom was very upset about having to spend Christmas in the hospital.

I was very annoyed with him.

It's very annoying, Mom.

— Black (2005)