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To nag about; to complain incessantly or persistently request; to continue to bring up as a point of contention.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: transitive
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
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Across languages
Translations
21 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Armenian:
զահլա տանել
(zahla tanel)
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Armenian:
նադայել անել
(nadayel anel)
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Armenian:
զզվցնել
(zzvcʻnel)
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Finnish:
jankuttaa
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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French:
rabâcher
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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French:
ressasser
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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French:
redire
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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French:
radoter
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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German:
herunterleiern
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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German:
abspulen
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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German:
herbeten
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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German:
herunterbeten
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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German:
herunterschnurren
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Greek:
λέω τα ίδια και τα ίδια
(léo ta ídia kai ta ídia)
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Latin:
redīcere
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Māori:
kunanu
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Russian:
талды́чить
(taldýčitʹ)
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Russian:
тверди́ть
(tverdítʹ)
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Swedish:
mala om
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Swedish:
tjata
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
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Welsh:
canu cywydd y gwcw
— to continue to bring up a point of contention
