0 to make worse -- forverre
Troops in the area are aggravating the violence. Troppene i området forverrer voldsbruken.
1 to annoy, to irritate -- irritere
He aggravates me. Han irriterer meg.
2 to make worse -- forverre
3 to make (someone) angry or impatient -- irritere
She was aggravated by the constant questions.
Narrow-angle glaucoma can be aggravated by anticholinergic drugs.
The major factor in declining lung function is loss of lung elasticity, aggravated by stiffening of the chest wall and reduced respiratory muscle strength.
Coughing fits, rustling candy wrappers - auditory interference which can bedevil any theatrical experience - are, in-the-round, aggravated by visual 'noise'.
Assessment of these behavioral manifestations is essential since it can influence the individual's state, further aggravating the existing cognitive and functional impairment.
Only one of these was a case aggravated by the fact that the victim was asleep.
We and others have shown that, if the infection rate that increases over-proportionately with parasite concentration at low doses, parasite invasion is aggravated [7-15].
The distresses of the war were thus aggravated by a tighter administration of the counties required by a parliament desperately short of money.
Taking this same approach in many developing countries would be disastrous, aggravating poverty and malnutrition for hundreds of millions.
