Six ways to say that something annoys someone.
- get on someone’s nerves
Stop whining. You’re getting on my nerves
It really gets on my nerves the way he only ever talks about his job and his car.
- drive someone up the wall
A week on vacation with my relatives is enough to drive me up the wall
That loud beeping noise is driving me up the wall!
- drive someone crazy / mad
We love our two-year-old, but sometimes she drives us crazy
All these telephone calls are driving me mad
- bug me
It really bugs me when this happens
Go away! Stop bugging me! Leave me alone. Go bug someone else
- drive someone round the bend
Staying at home all day was driving her around the bend.
Jane will drive us all around the bend with her constant complaining
- wind someone up
It really winds me up when he goes on about teachers having an easy life
She just knows how to wind me up