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frustrate

[fruhs-treyt] / ˈfrʌs treɪt /


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“Honestly, not getting the stats can be frustrating at times,” he said, adding, “So to know that my impact’s still being felt, it’s a good feeling.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Home Office had said that returns from the DRC, Angola and Namibia were being frustrated - with paperwork not being processed or people being required to sign their own documents - giving them an effective veto.

From BBC

"The result was a bit frustrating. We could have killed the game in the first half, but we didn't," said Senegal coach Pape Thiaw.

From Barron's

Meanwhile, Paul said a number of residents were "understandably frustrated" by the contactless expansion.

From BBC

The supremely gifted 22-year-old has sometimes left Guardiola frustrated after over-elaborating when a simple pass would be the better option, but he showcased his dazzling skill to great effect at the City Ground.

From Barron's