Meaning of the Spanish word "molestar" and how you use it

The meaning of the Spanish word "molestar" and how you use it

molestar

(v.) (infinitive) to bother; to disturb

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I don't want to disturb.

You always come to bother someone.

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If with one blow to the head, I managed to be a bother.

Okay, we're not going to bother them because the mother is near and, and she's there because she hasn't taken her eye off me.

you can't bother people with ball games, you can't put on loud music,

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