Vertaling van set on edge

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to irritate, to set on edge, to aggravate {ww.}
to irritate
to set on edge
to aggravate {ww.}
Annoying people irritate me.
Annoying people irritate me.
Flashy people irritate him.
Flashy people irritate him.
to edge, to inch {ww.}
to edge
to inch {ww.}

I edge
you edge
he/she/it edges

I edge
you edge
he/she/it edges
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Don't move an inch.
Don't move an inch.
We waded into the cold water inch by inch.
We waded into the cold water inch by inch.
to edge, to border {ww.}
to edge
to border {ww.}

I border
you border
he/she/it borders

I edge
you edge
he/she/it edges
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I've been on edge recently.
I've been on edge recently.
They camped at the water's edge.
They camped at the water's edge.
to edge {ww.}
to edge {ww.}

I edge
you edge
he/she/it edges

I edge
you edge
he/she/it edges
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I've been on edge all day.
I've been on edge all day.
People gathered at the water's edge.
People gathered at the water's edge.
to march, to edge, to border, to butt, to adjoin, to butt on, to butt against, to abut {ww.}
to march
to edge
to border
to butt
to adjoin
to butt on
to butt against
to abut {ww.}

I abut
you abut
he/she/it abuts

I march
you march
he/she/it marches
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Got us a butt on you?
Got us a butt on you?
Their farms adjoin.
Their farms adjoin.


Voorbeelden in zinsverband

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The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge.

The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge.

They shall no longer say: ‘The parents have eaten sour grapes, and the children’s teeth are set on edge.’

They shall no longer say: ‘The parents have eaten sour grapes, and the children’s teeth are set on edge.’


Gerelateerd aan set on edge

irritate - aggravate - edge - inch - border - march - butt - adjoin - butt on - butt against - abut