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ellos joden

they screw over, they mess with, they bother, they annoy

→ joder
jod to screw over, mess with, bother + en third-person plural present
verb · 3rd-person plural, present tense Rare #51,895
they screw over, they mess with Vulgar and colloquial.
SP: Siempre joden a los mismos.
EN: They always screw over the same people.
they bother, they annoy Vulgar and colloquial.
SP: Los vecinos joden con la música por la noche.
EN: The neighbors bother us with their music at night.
Conjugation of joder
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First jodo —
Third jode joden
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First jodo —
Third jode joden

Me joden las uñas.

My nails are bothering me.

— Buenos Muchachos (1990)

Te jodes, no, se joden ellos.

You're screwed—no, *they're* screwed.

— Los lunes al sol (2002)

Y si no estamos juntos, nos joden.

And if we’re not together, we’re screwed.

— Los lunes al sol (2002)

Nos joden en el referéndum?

Are they screwing us over in the referendum?

— No (2012)