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กวนประสาท

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กวน

Pronunciation

kuan prasàat

กวนประสาท

kuan prasàat

annoy

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  1. 1 annoy、get on someone’s nerves、pester

This is a conversational expression for annoying someone, getting on their nerves, or provoking irritation through words, behavior, sounds, or attitude.

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annoy、get on someone’s nerves、pester

Verb⭐️3 Common Casual

Used when someone or something annoys, irritates, or gets on another person’s nerves. It can describe teasing on purpose or genuinely bothersome behavior.

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Explanation

กวน means “to stir” or “to bother,” and ประสาท means “nerves.” Together, the expression has the image of disturbing someone’s nerves. It can describe a person annoying someone, a teasing attitude, an irritating way of speaking, or even a sound that gets on your nerves. It is common in everyday conversation and online communication.

Usage

It is often used for teasing, pestering behavior, an irritating tone, sarcastic remarks, or annoying sounds. It can be playful among close friends, but it can also sound like a direct complaint.

Caution

Saying this directly to someone senior or not close to you can sound rude. Even when intended jokingly, the tone can make it feel like a strong accusation.

Differences from similar words

1 annoy synonyms

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