nagger 在《牛津英西词典》中的词汇

词条nagger在英语»西班牙语中的译文

nagger [美 ˈnæɡər, 英 ˈnaɡə] 名词

nagger → nag

参见： nag², nag¹

nag² [美 næɡ, 英 naɡ] 名词 (horse)

nag 俗, 贬

jamelgo m 俗, 贬

nag 俗, 贬

cuaco m Mex 俗, 贬

I.nag¹ <现在分词 nagging; pt, past part nagged> [美 næɡ, 英 naɡ] 动词 trans

1.1. nag (pester):

nag

fastidiar

don't nag me: I'll do it in a minute

deja de fastidiarme, enseguida lo hago

don't nag me: I'll do it in a minute

deja de darme la lata, enseguida lo hago 俗

to nag sb to + infin

darle la lata a alguien para que +  subj

she nagged him into painting the kitchen

no paró hasta conseguir que pintara la cocina

1.2. nag (criticize):

he's always nagging her for being untidy

siempre le está encima con que es desordenada

2. nag (preoccupy):

he was nagged by doubts

lo acosaban las dudas

her conscience nagged her

le remordía la conciencia

II.nag¹ <现在分词 nagging; pt, past part nagged> [美 næɡ, 英 naɡ] 动词 不及物动词

1.1. nag (pester):

nag

fastidiar

they nag and nag until they get what they want

no paran de fastidiar hasta que consiguen lo que quieren

to nag at sb

fastidiar a alguien

to nag at sb

darle la lata a alguien 俗

1.2. nag (criticize, scold):

nag

rezongar

to nag at sb

estarle encima a alguien

2.1. nag <nagging, 现在分词 > doubt/worry:

nag

persistente

nag

acuciante

2.2. nag <nagging, 现在分词 > husband/wife:

nag

rezongón 俗

III.nag¹ [美 næɡ, 英 naɡ] 名词 (scolder)

nag

rezongón m / rezongona f 俗

nag

gruñón m / gruñona f

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

This will come in particularly handy if you play free-to-play games -- which are generally incessant naggers.

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Now, of course, if you are not a sloth or a nagger, there can still be a combo to be on the look out for.

www.stuff.co.nz

What can we do with this bunch of political naggers?

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The nagger and the sloth.

www.stuff.co.nz

It diminishes both the nagger and the nagged -- perhaps not at quite the same moment but ultimately to the same extent.

www.express.co.uk

Public-health naggers have waged war on e-cigs, but their arguments are founded on speculative nonsense.

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