Examples of using Aggravates in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Aggravates you the most? What machine or appliance in your house?
appliance in your house aggravates you the most?
No, he aggravates me.
The absence of treaty‑based rules between certain other States aggravates matters.
as this simply aggravates a situation.
This situation of scarcity causes prices to rise, which aggravates hunger and poverty, especially in developing countries.
bacterial infections, which only aggravates the condition of the baby.
Rather than promoting cooperation, it aggravates competition between countries,
It aggravates her sometimes. She and her mother are very, very neat.
Nicotine aggravates specific receptors in the central nervous system
And what aggravates the mischief is that the journalists who are most to blame are not the amusing journalists who write for what are called Society papers.
We have expounded(the Truth) in diverse ways in this Qur'an that they might take it to heart but all this only aggravates their aversion.
However practically cars are maintained in any conditions the majority from which creates additional danger and aggravates possibility of fulfilment of road and transport incident.
with gross spelling mistakes that quite often only aggravates position of the victim.
in some cases even aggravates the situation.
Incidentally, it also aggravates the situation for all other enterprises,
is undoubtedly the more serious issue representing a qualitative advance in the neo-liberal integration that increasingly aggravates social problems and inequalities.
as listener and as someone who appreciates"labels", it aggravates me that with this band I never know what to expect from a new release.
of course, the French government's scandalous draft legislation on immigration which aggravates the Pasqua laws and looks to encourage a climate of suspicion towards foreigners.
Symptom aggravated by tilting or sharp movements.