Examples of using To aggravate in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is necessary to minimize the motor activity of the animal, so as not to aggravate the situation, and contact the veterinarian immediately.
Try not to rub too aggressively as this will only serve to aggravate the plaques- a gentle repeated motion is best.
Important: This process should be carried out carefully so as not to aggravate the subsequent alignment surfaces.
It is worthwhile to understand the reasons for this behavior and not to aggravate the conflict.
Doc's goon dropped me off in a deserted part of town, just to aggravate me.
only helped to aggravate the situation.
scalp at times are quite sensitive points that hurt just by a simple touch to aggravate the pain.
The first rule to dry skin is to try not to aggravate things further by scratching, itching
there are some further factors that have been shown to aggravate the symptoms.
The immediate environment of the establishment elements liable to cause a major accident or to aggravate the consequences thereof.
I told you not to. I made it perfectly clear that you were not to aggravate the situation.
because it will continue to aggravate these side effects over extended periods of time due to the long length of action of this steroid 3-4 weeks.
because it will continue to aggravate these side effects over extended periods of time due to the long length of action of this steroid.
has therefore helped to aggravate this serious problem,
It was crucial for the US not to aggravate Russia, and they proved they had no such intention by also inviting Russia to take part in the missile shield scheme.
Beyond a certain voltage, due to aggravate the ionization movement,
To aggravate the situation, global challenges continue to be prominent
In truth, most have simply succeeded in creating electoral imbalances that only serve to aggravate the problems, which really do not need this if they are to be tackled effectively.
procedures on board must thus be weighed up properly so as not to aggravate the problems threatening the survival of the sector.
remedies, so as not to aggravate the situation.