angry
/ˈæŋ.ɡri/adjective
A1formalcommon/ˈæŋ.ɡri/Describes a feeling of strong displeasure or hostility.
ruОписывает чувство сильного недовольства или враждебности.esDescribe un sentimiento de fuerte descontento, enojo o irritación hacia alguien o algo, que puede manifestarse de forma leve o intensa.frQualifie une personne qui ressent une forte contrariété ou de l'hostilité, souvent avec une tendance à l'agressivité ou à la colère.deBeschreibt ein starkes Gefühl von Unmut, Ärger oder Feindseligkeit gegenüber jemandem oder etwas.ptDescreve o sentimento de forte descontentamento, irritação ou hostilidade em relação a alguém ou algo.zh形容感到愤怒、生气或强烈不满的情绪。通常指因受到不公、冒犯或挫折而产生的不快与敌意。arيصف شعورًا شديدًا بالاستياء أو العداء أو الغضب.
- Feeling strong displeasure A1 formal
Having or showing strong feelings of displeasure, annoyance, or hostility.
- She was angry about the broken promise.
- He got angry when he heard the news.
- The teacher was angry with the students for being late.
ruРаздражённыйesenojado, enfadadofrEn colèredeWütendptZangadozh生气的arالغاضب
Synonymes: annoyedenragedexasperatedfuriousincensedindignantinfuriatediratelividseethingwrathful
Antonymes: amiablecalmcontentgood-naturedhappymildpeacefulpleasedserenetranquil
- Stormy or threatening B2 formal
Used to describe weather that appears threatening or stormy.
- The angry clouds signaled an approaching storm.
- Dark, angry waves crashed against the rocks.
- The sky looked angry before the thunderstorm.
ruГрозныйesAmenazante (tiempo tormentoso)frMenacant (en parlant du temps)dedrohendes WetterptAmeaçador ou tempestuosozh狂风暴雨的arعاصف مهدد
Synonymes: darkforbiddingloweringmenacingominousovercaststormytempestuousthreatening
- angrier comparative form
- angriest superlative form