Riles Meaning in English
word · lemma: rile
ˈɹaɪɫz
RYLZ
ɹˈaɪlz
RYLZ
Definição
To make someone angry or annoyed.
Uso & Nuances
Informal and mostly American English; 'rile up' is especially common, meaning to provoke or agitate someone. Often used about minor annoyances. Can be confused with 'annoy' or 'irritate', but 'rile' implies getting someone stirred up emotionally.
Spanish: irritar - enfadarPortuguese (BR): irritar - incomodarPortuguese (PT): irritar - incomodarChinese (Simplified): 激怒 - 惹恼Chinese (Traditional): 激怒 - 惹惱Hindi: चिढ़ाना - गुस्सा दिलानाArabic: يثير الغضب - يزعجBengali: রাগানো - ক্ষেপিয়ে তোলাRussian: раздражать - злить - выводить из себяJapanese: イライラさせる - 怒らせるVietnamese: chọc tức - làm bực mìnhKorean: 화나게 하다 - 짜증나게 하다Turkish: kızdırmak - sinirlendirmekUrdu: غصہ دلانا - چڑاناIndonesian: membuat kesal - membuat marah
Frases de Exemplo
Loud music always riles my neighbor.
basic
It really riles me when people are late.
basic
His comments often rile his coworkers.
basic
Nothing riles her up faster than a broken promise.
natural
Try not to let the little things rile you.
natural
He knew how to rile up a crowd with his speech.
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