Examples of using Infuriating in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I have an infuriating lack of talent for doing simple things.
Look, sometimes you can be so infuriating.
You shall see. Vienna is an infuriating city. Infuriating, but magnificent.
Help me finish this infuriating puzzle.
Because that is the… infuriating magic of Hank.
Jasper, remember when I found you hiding and apologized for infuriating you?
How can you be so infuriating!
I know that Klaus can be infuriating, treacherous even, but there is no one better to have by your side against someone like Dahlia.
Much more infuriating, he claimed, was the discussion that took place with a Liberty Mutual branch supervisor.
Madly, passionately, hopelessly in love… With the most infuriating, charming scoundrel I think I have ever known.
I'm not saying that the Israeli middle class doesn't suffer from excessive taxes, overbearing monopolies and infuriating regulations that jack-up the cost of living.
Derek and Ben team up for a new surgical procedure; and Richard requests that a second-year resident perform his surgery, infuriating Bailey.
He was strong, laconic, infuriating and clearly determined to watch over her every second of the day-- and night.
I can't even imagine how infuriating that must be when you worked so hard to earn that moniker all by yourself.
It has been incredibly infuriating and hurtful to admit this to myself but it is my reality.
How infuriating will it be if he has his second family before I have my first.
Acne is just one of life's little infuriating realities until it becomes severe or chronic.
Over there weekend there was a demonstration in Umm Al-Fahm in which infuriating calls and support for abducting IDF soldiers were heard.
been helping from abroad was the gorgeous, innocently provocative- completely infuriating- creature he now has to see every day.
He never expected that the assistant who had been helping him from abroad was the gorgeous, innocently provocative--completely infuriating--creature he now has to see every day.