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reizbar

German → American English

American English

irritable

leicht zu reizen; leicht verärgert oder empfindlich reagierend

Nach einer schlaflosen Nacht war er besonders reizbar.

„Reizbar“ is often used for a person’s temperament or for someone who reacts quickly with annoyance. It sounds a bit more formal than „genervt“ and is not the same as „reizvoll“.

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Frequently asked questions

What does „reizbar“ mean in English?
It means „irritable“ or „easily annoyed“.
Is „reizbar“ a positive or negative word?
Usually negative or neutral. It describes someone who gets annoyed or upset easily.
What is the difference between „reizbar“ and „gereizt“?
„Reizbar“ describes a general tendency to react irritably, while „gereizt“ usually means annoyed or irritated right now.