Tener enfilado a alguien

[ROBINDESBOIS]

quiere decir, tener manía a alguien, no caer muy bien. ENGLISH?

[poli]

I think you can say : he pushes my buttons
or more literally: he puts me on edge

[ROBINDESBOIS]

I think it is to have it in for sb, your translation is to drive sb mad I think. BUt I love them, first time I hear the first one. Thanks.

I think you can say : he pushes my buttons
or more literally: he puts me on edge
I would say me saca de quicio.

[Jubilee]

You can say "he rubs me up the wrong way"

"Pushes my buttons" to me is something positive, not negative

[poli]

You can say "he rubs me up the wrong way"

"Pushes my buttons" to me is something positive, not negative
That's interesting. The meaning changes in UK. Over here "pushes my
buttons us alway bad" On the other hand "rings my bell" is very positive.