molestar
/molesˈtaɾ/, [mo.lesˈt̪aɾ]bother
Verb molestar (first-person singular present molesto, first-person singular preterite molesté, past participle molestado)
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to bother, to disturb, to trouble, to impose, to inconvenience, to burden
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to annoy, to tease, to pester, to bug, to hassle
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to upset, to discomfort
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to mind (uses indirect object)
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(intransitive) to intrude
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(reflexive) to get upset
Source: Wiktionary available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License
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No quiero molestar a Tom mientras está trabajando.
I don't want to bother Tom while he's working.
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No molestar.
Do not disturb.
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Haré mi mejor esfuerzo por no molestar tu estudio.
I'll do my best not to disturb your studying.
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Intento no molestar a nadie.
I try not to bother anyone.
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Tom no quería molestar a Mary de noche tan tarde, pero era una emergencia.
Tom didn't want to disturb Mary so late at night, but it was an emergency.
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¿Qué te hizo molestar tanto?
What made you so angry?
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No quiero molestar a Tom.
I don't want to bother Tom.
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Tom odiaba molestar a Mary tan tarde de noche, pero era una emergencia.
Tom hated to bother Mary so late at night, but it was an emergency.
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Deja de molestar a tu padre.
Stop bothering your father.
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¿Te puedo molestar con la pimienta?
May I trouble you for the pepper?
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