aggro

ˈæɡroʊ

Definition

Definition of aggro - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

annoyance

aggravation or bother in everyday situations

I don't need the aggro of dealing with traffic.

annoyance

irritation

behavior

aggressive behavior that threatens violence

The pub was full of aggro last night.

belligerence

hostility

gaming

Rare

Slang

hostile attention from an enemy in games

Rare

Slang

The monster's aggro was on the tank.

aggression

antagonism

hostility

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Expressions with aggro

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too much aggro

excessive trouble or annoyance in a situation

Dealing with the broken car was too much aggro.

look for aggro

try to start a fight or cause trouble

He always looks for aggro at parties.

Origin of aggro

British slang, aggravation (annoyance)

Examples of aggro in a sentence

He left early to avoid the aggro of the morning rush.
There was a lot of aggro at the football match.
His aggro made everyone uncomfortable at the party.
The boss's aggro shifted to the healer.
Managing aggro is crucial in multiplayer games.

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French:tracas, agressivité, ...
German:Ärger, Aggro, ...
Italian:fastidio, aggressività, ...
Spanish:molestia, agresividad, ...
Portuguese:aborrecimento, agressividade, ...
Chinese:麻烦, 攻击性行为, ...
Japanese:面倒, アグロ, ...
Arabic:إِزْعَاج, سُلُوك عُدْواني, ...
Hebrew:בַּלָּגָן, תּוֹקְפָנוּת, ...
Russian:раздражение, агрессия, ...
Ukrainian:роздратування, агресія, ...
Hindi:परेशानी, आक्रामकता, ...
Bengali:ঝামেলা, আক্রমণাত্মক আচরণ, ...
Catalan:malson, agressivitat, ...
Czech:otrava, agresivita, ...
Danish:bøvl, ballade, ...
Dutch:gedoe, aggro, ...
Greek:ενόχληση, επιθετικότητα, ...
Hungarian:hercehurca, balhé, ...
Khmer:ការរំខាន, អាកប្បកិរិយាឈ្លានពាន, ...
Korean:짜증, 공격적인 행동, ...
Persian:آزار, دعوا, ...
Polish:kłopot, agresja, ...
Portuguese (BR):estresse, agressividade, ...
Romanian:enervare, agresiune, ...
Swedish:strul, bråk, ...
Thai:ความยุ่งยาก, ความก้าวร้าว, ...
Turkish:sıkıntı, kavga, ...
Vietnamese:sự phiền toái, hành vi hung hăng, ...

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