Sense: to make frequent sudden attacks on (an enemy)
The army was constantly harassed by groups of terrorists.; a harassed mother.
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 Afrikaans: oorspanne |
 Arabic: مُتَضايِق |
 Bulgarian: обезпокоена |
 Brazilian: perturbado |
 Czech: ztrápený |
 German: verstört |
 Danish: mishandlet |
 Greek: ταλαιπωρημένος |
 Spanish: agobiado; atormentado; pr |
 Estonian: vaevatud |
 Farsi: عاجز |
 Finnish: ahdistunut |
 French: tracassé |
 Hebrew: מוּטרָד |
 Hindi: परेशान |
 Croatian: uznemiren, izmucen |
 Hungarian: gondterhelt |
 Indonesian: terganggu |
 Icelandic: hrjáður; áreittur; kvalin |
 Italian: tormentato |
 Japanese: 悩み疲れた |
 Korean: 시달린 |
 Lithuanian: iškamuotas, išvargintas |
 Latvian: nomocīts; novārdzis |
 Malay: diganggu oleh berbagai-ba |
 Dutch: geergerd |
 Norwegian: forkavet, forpint, stress |
 Polish: znękany |
 Persian: عاجز |
 Pashto: عاجز |
 Portuguese: perturbado |
 Romanian: plictisit, sâcâit |
 Russian: потерявший покой |
 Slovak: utrápený |
 Slovenian: trpinčen |
 Serbian: maltretiran |
 Swedish: plågad, pinad, uttröttad |
 Thai: ทำให้ลำบากใจ |
 Turkish: bezmiş, tedirgin |
 Taiwanese: 倍受煩擾的 |
 Ukrainian: стревожений |
 Urdu: ہراساں |
 Vietnamese: bị quấy rầy |
 Chinese: 烦恼的，厌烦的 |
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