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nui·sance [ˈnju:sən(t)s] SUST.

1. nuisance (pesterer, annoyance):

nuisance
nuisance
nuisance
what a nuisance!
to make a nuisance of oneself

2. nuisance DER.:

nuisance
public nuisance

pub·lic ˈnui·sance SUST.

1. public nuisance (act):

public nuisance

2. public nuisance coloq. (person):

public nuisance
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Ejemplos de uso para nuisance

public nuisance
it's a wretched nuisance!
what a nuisance!
to be a terrible nuisance
to make a nuisance of oneself
to be a bit of a nuisance

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Initially, the newspaper treated these few ads as something of a nuisance, a necessary nuisance, perhaps, but not a major revenue source.
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In 1729, when a new edition appeared, the book was prosecuted as a public nuisance.
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The purpose of this type of jamming is to block reception of transmitted signals and to cause a nuisance to the receiving operator.
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Infections may range from nuisance to criminal, and are becoming more sophisticated each year.
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However, after some centuries pass the humans became a nuisance.
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He argued that the majority expanded the nuisance exception concept farther than it should have by putting this case in that category.
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The friendly fly can be a real nuisance, but they don't bite, nor do they spread disease.
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Birds may be destroyed where they are considered a nuisance.
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But here and in other large towns they became a danger and a nuisance in the narrow ways.
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When not grown on purpose, these grasses may become a nuisance to farmers.
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