huff

• Substantivo que designa um estado de irritação, aborrecimento ou ressentimento, geralmente demonstrado por uma atitude de dignidade ofendida ou mau humor.

A noun referring to a state of anger, annoyance, or sulkiness, often expressed through a display of offended dignity.

1. State of anger or annoyanceB2informal

   A fit of anger, irritation, or sulkiness, often temporary.

   Estado de raiva ou irritação

   • She left the room in a huff after the argument.
   • He was in a huff because he didn't get the promotion.
   • Don't go off in a huff; let's talk about it.

   Sinônimosdudgeonfitpetpiquesulktantrumtemper

   Antônimoscalmcomposureequanimityserenity

• Verbo que indica soltar o ar com força pela boca ou pelo nariz de forma audível, frequentemente como sinal de irritação, desagrado ou cansaço; também pode significar respirar com dificuldade ou ofegar.

A verb used to express the act of exhaling noisily, often as a sign of indignation, annoyance, or exertion.

1. To blow or puffB1informal

   To exhale noisily, often as a sign of exertion or annoyance.

   Bufar

   • He huffed and puffed after running up the stairs.
   • She huffed in frustration when the computer crashed.
   • The old man huffed as he carried the heavy box.

   Sinônimosblowgasppantpuffwheeze

2. To express anger or indignationB2informal

   To show annoyance or anger, often by making a sound or remark.

   Expressar indignação

   • She huffed that she was not invited to the party.
   • He huffed and walked out of the room.
   • They huffed about the unfair decision.

   Sinônimoscomplainfumegrumblepoutragerantsnortstormsulk