English-French translation for "was aggravating"

to aggravate [aggravated|aggravated] {vb} (also: to incense, to infuriate, to exasperate, to madden)

I was aggravating (Past continuous)

he/she/it was aggravating (Past continuous)

to aggravate [aggravated|aggravated] {vb} (also: to make sb. indignant, to annoy, to exasperate)

I was aggravating (Past continuous)

he/she/it was aggravating (Past continuous)

to aggravate [aggravated|aggravated] {vb} (also: to irritate, to annoy, to exasperate, to needle)

I was aggravating (Past continuous)

he/she/it was aggravating (Past continuous)

to aggravate [aggravated|aggravated] {vb} (also: to make worse, to heighten, to blow up, to compound)

I was aggravating (Past continuous)

he/she/it was aggravating (Past continuous)

to aggravate [aggravated|aggravated] {vb} (also: to make worse, to get worse, to exacerbate)

I was aggravating (Past continuous)

he/she/it was aggravating (Past continuous)

Terrorism was a crime with aggravating circumstances.

Furthermore, family relationship was seen as an aggravating circumstance in crimes involving sexual abuse.

A proposal to add the victim's death as an aggravating circumstance was considered to be of interest.

If a parent sexually assaulted a child under 14, it was treated as an aggravating circumstance.

It was suggested that aggravating elements such as the use of children and refugees to carry out mercenary activity should be added.

In any criminal case of violence, the victimization of a disabled woman was, of course, an aggravating circumstance.

Racial, religious, national or ethnic intolerance was also made an aggravating circumstance for several crimes.

In any event, article 11, fifth subparagraph, of the Criminal Code provided that it was an aggravating circumstance in the case of torture.

That new crime, which considered repetition of abusive acts to be an aggravating circumstance, was aimed at conjugal violence.

In the present case, there was the aggravating circumstance that the author was drunk, but there were no mitigating circumstances.

Moreover, such acts were usually premeditated, which was an aggravating circumstance and was punishable by five to ten years' imprisonment.

With regard to crimes already punishable under the Norwegian Penal Code, the commission of an act for terrorist purposes was considered an aggravating circumstance.

In cases of sexual abuse, the age of the victim was an aggravating factor, and the Penal Code established heavier punishments in cases involving children.

The Criminal Code did not contain a definition of the notion of terrorism, but one of its provisions specified that an offence of a terrorist nature was an aggravating circumstance.

The terrorist character of the prohibited act was considered as an aggravating circumstance increasing the criminal liability, which was reflected in articles 65 and 258 of the Penal Code.

Crimes that might be committed by United Nations officials and experts on mission were serious in themselves, but the status of the perpetrators was an aggravating circumstance.

Three members of the Bootboys were later charged and convicted in connection with his death; one was convicted of murder with aggravating circumstances, because of the racist motive of the attack.

It was the

He was 25.

It was me!