No. 7,130 in German
frustrierte
"Frustrierte" means "frustrated."
In a sentence
Die frustrierte Lehrerin hatte genug von den lauten Schülern.
The frustrated teacher had enough of the noisy students.
The word 'frustrierte' is used as an adjective to describe the state of the teacher, indicating her emotional response.
Er frustrierte die Gruppe mit seiner mangelnden Vorbereitung.
He frustrated the group with his lack of preparation.
The word 'frustrierte' here functions as a verb in the past tense, describing the action of causing frustration to others.
Ihre Antworten frustrierten ihn, da sie nicht hilfreich waren.
Her answers frustrated him as they were not helpful.
In this context, 'frustrierten' again acts as a verb in past tense to indicate the action directed towards someone.
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