ire
/aɪər/noun
C1formalcommon/aɪər/indénombrable
A noun referring to a strong emotion of anger or belligerence, often aroused by a real or perceived wrong.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее сильную эмоцию гнева или враждебности, часто вызванную реальной или воображаемой обидой.esSustantivo que denota una emoción intensa de enojo u hostilidad, a menudo provocada por una ofensa real o percibida.frNom désignant une forte émotion de colère ou d'hostilité, souvent provoquée par une offense réelle ou perçue.deSubstantiv, das einen starken Zorn oder eine feindselige Gefühlsregung bezeichnet, oft ausgelöst durch eine reale oder eingebildete Kränkung. Es wird meist in gehobenem oder literarischem Sprachgebrauch verwendet.ptSubstantivo que designa uma emoção intensa de raiva ou hostilidade, frequentemente provocada por uma ofensa real ou imaginária.zh名词,指强烈的愤怒或敌意,常因真实的或想象中的冒犯引起。arاسم يدل على الغضب الشديد أو العداء، وغالبًا ما ينتج عن إساءة حقيقية أو متخيلة.
- Intense anger C1 formal
A powerful feeling of anger, often directed at a real or perceived injustice.
- The politician's comments drew the ire of the public.
- She could barely contain her ire at the unfair treatment.
- His reckless actions provoked the ire of his colleagues.
ruЯростьesIra intensafrColère intensedeZornptIrazh愤怒arالغضب الشديد
Synonymes: angercholerexasperationfuryindignationoutrageragewrath
Antonymes: calmnesscomposureequanimitypeaceserenity
- Wrath or fury C1 formal
A state of belligerent anger, often personified as a destructive force or a deadly sin.
- In medieval literature, ire is often depicted as one of the seven deadly sins.
- The king's ire was legendary, and his enemies feared his wrath.
- He spoke with such ire that everyone in the room fell silent.
ruГнев или яростьesIrafrCourroux, fureurdeZorn oder WutptIra ou fúriazh愤怒或暴怒arالغضب أو السخط
Synonymes: angercholerdudgeonexasperationfuryindignationrageresentmentspleenwrath
- ires plural form
- ires' possessive plural form
- ire's possessive singular form