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Ilona Andrusyshynasked for translation 4 anos atrás
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to wind someone up

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⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 4 anos atrás

to purposely make someone nervous, excited, scared, upset, etc. This can be something good or bad: [good] “We’re taking the kids to the zoo tomorrow, but don’t tell them now or you’ll wind them up and they won’t be able to sleep from the excitement.” [bad] “You know she freaks out when you talk about conspiracies and the end of the world - why do you wind her up like that?”

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