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Dictionary: English to Creole
A AN B CH D E È EN F G H I J K L M N O ON OU OUN P R S T UI V W Y Z
Kreyòl : toumante
English : to torment* tease
Français : taquiner
Español : molestar
Português : atormentar* provocar
agony; torment; torture
Kreyòl : agoni
English : agony; torment; torture
Français : angoisse
Español : sufrimiento
Português : agonia; tormento; tortura
to torment, to upset, to stir up, to agitate
Kreyòl : brase bil
English : to torment, to upset, to stir up, to agitate
Français : tourmenter, bouleverser, attiser, agiter
Español : atormentar, perturbar, agitar, agitar
Português : atormentar, perturbar, incitar, agitar
torment
Kreyòl : touman
English : torment
Français : tourmenter
Español : tormento
Português : tormento
torment (v.)
Kreyòl : tournante
English : torment (v.)
Français : tourmenter (v.)
Español : tormento (v.)
Português : tormento (v.)
annoy, bother, tease
Kreyòl : anbete
English : annoy, bother, tease
Français : importuner, déranger, allumeuse
Español : molestar, molesta, se burlan
Português : irritar, incomodar, provocar
annoy, bother, tease (v.)
Kreyòl : anmède
English : annoy, bother, tease (v.)
Français : importuner, déranger, allumeuse (v.)
Español : molestar, moleste, tome el pelo (v.)
Português : irritar, incomodar, provocar (v.)
to tease, to imitate, ape, mimic; to mock [v.]
Kreyòl : chare
English : to tease, to imitate, ape, mimic; to mock
Français : taquiner, imiter, singer, mimer; se moquer de
Español : imitar, burlarse de
Português : imitar, macaquear, mímicar; zombar
to tease s.o by sticking one’s tongue out, mock
Kreyòl : filalang
English : to tease s.o by sticking one’s tongue out, mock
Français : taquiner quelqu'un en tirant la langue, se moquer
Español : burlarse de alguien sacando la lengua, burlarse
Português : para provocar s.o, colocando a língua para fora, zombar.
to mock, to tease [Ekspresyon]
Kreyòl : pase nan rizib
English : to mock, to tease
Français : se moquer, taquiner
Español : burlarse
Português : para zombar.
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