🇬🇧 Annoying meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Annoying means something or someone keeps bothering you again and again so much that you feel irritated and really want it to stop, like a buzzing mosquito or a shoe that won’t stop squeaking.

My baby sister has an annoying superpower: she can scream louder than the vacuum cleaner.

The most annoying alarm clock is my mom singing, “Time to wake up!” in opera voice at 6 a.m.

The fly at lunchtime was so annoying it tried to land on my sandwich, my nose, and probably my soul.

My friend has an annoying habit of correcting my grammar even when I didn’t say anything yet.

The Wi‑Fi was so annoying today it connected, disconnected, then reconnected just to show off.

A boy sits in bed. A fly is annoying and it buzzes near his ear. The dog is annoying and barks at the door. His sister is annoying and taps the wall. The phone shows an annoying song. The light is annoying. He gets up, closes the window, turns the phone off, and smiles. The house is quiet.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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