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How is the word раздосадованный translated from Russian to English

Слегка раздражённый или задетый.

Slightly annoyed or offended.

adjective
English translation
Miffed

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  • Она была раздосадована тем, что её не позвали. — She was miffed at not being invited.

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FAQ about “раздосадованный”

How is “раздосадованный” translated from Russian?
“раздосадованный” translates into English as “Miffed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “раздосадованный” mean?
Meaning of “раздосадованный”: Слегка раздражённый или задетый. In English — “Miffed”.
What part of speech is “раздосадованный”?
“раздосадованный” is a adjective.
Where can I see examples with “раздосадованный”?
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How can I memorize “раздосадованный”?
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