Idiom: get on someone’s nerves

Meaning

Idiom: get on someone’s nerves

— When our neighbor talks on the phone for hours it really gets on my nerves because he talks so loud we can hear everything he says.

— That song gets on my nerves—can you change the radio station?

— Riding the metro to and from work gets on my nerves. People are so rude.

— It really gets on my nerves when my co-worker cracks and pops her bubble gum all day.

— Go away! You're getting on my nerves with your never-ending questions.

— I doubt I'll ever have kids. I'm sorry but they really get on my nerves.

— My roommate's girlfriend gets on my nerves when she talks in a winy, baby voice.

— My parents' constant arguing gets on my nerves!