English–Spanish
“irritate” in Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/kɾisˈpaɾ/
Example
La espera me crispa.
The wait irritates me.
How to say “irritate” in Spanish
“Irritate” in Spanish is crispar.
Tightened facial muscles and a rigid posture.
Example sentences with crispar
El comentario fuera de lugar crispa a la audiencia.
The inappropriate remark irritates the audience.
Tips for using crispar
- Spanish often uses crisparse reflexively to mean 'become tense', and forms like 'se crispó' commonly describe a sudden emotional tightening.
Other Spanish words for “irritate”
Esperar en la fila me desespera.
Waiting in line irritates me.