英:[ˈæŋɡri]
美:[ˈæŋɡri]
英:[ˈæŋɡri]
美:[ˈæŋɡri]
an·gry
aeng gri
比较级:angrier或more angry
最高级:angriest或most angry
angrily (adv.)
词根:angry
adv.angrily 愤怒地
adjective
feeling or showing anger (often fol. by "at," "with," or "about").She's still angry at him after the trick he played.His parents were angry with him for not calling or writing.Are you still angry about what happened last night?We were angry that no one had told us about her illness.She was angry to see him out with his buddies when he'd told her he was sick.
as if exhibiting anger, as a storm.The angry sea tossed the ship.
having inflammation, as a skin sore or rash.That angry sore seemed as if it would never heal.
angry with生某人的气
get angry生气,发怒;变得生气
angry at发怒;为…生气
angry about因…生气
be angry with someone生某人的气
get angry with生某人的气
get angry at对...生气(发怒)
这组词都有“发怒的,愤怒的”的意思,其区别是:
mad多用于非正式文体和讲话中,与angry意义相近。
indignant侧重愤怒是有充分理由和正当的。
angry侧重以愤怒的表情、激烈的言辞或威胁的目光等来表达感情。
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14世纪后期,“易怒的,暴躁的; 愤怒的,公开愤怒的”,来自于 anger(n.)+ -y(2)。古诺尔斯语形容词是 ongrfullr “悲伤的”,中古英语有 angerful “焦虑的,渴望的”(13世纪中期)。Angry young man 的用法可以追溯到1941年,但是在约翰·奥斯本的剧作《回首愤怒》(1956年上演)中并没有出现这个确切的短语。相关词汇: Angriness。
“英语中有三个以 -gry 结尾的单词,其中两个是 angry 和 hungry,第三个是什么?”实际上并没有第三个(除了一些极其晦涩的单词)。理查德·莱德勒称这是“我们国家历史上最荒谬和浪费时间的语言骗局之一”,并将其追溯到1975年初的一档纽约电视智力竞赛节目。
Middle English, "ill-tempered, resentful, incensed, vexing," from anger, angre "distress, affliction, hostile attitude, strong displeasure" + -y -y >entry 1 — more at anger >entry 1
The first known use of angry was in the 14th century
anhydrousadjective
free from water
anhydritenoun
a mineral consisting of calcium sulfate free from water
anhydridenoun
a compound that comes from another (as an acid) by removal of water
anhinganoun
a fish-eating bird having a long neck and sharply pointed bill and occurring from the southern U.S. to Argentina
angularadjective
having one or more angles : sharp-cornered : pointed
an angular mountain peak
measured by an angle
the angular distance between two stars as observed from earth
being lean and bony
an angular face
angularadjective
having one or more angles : sharp-cornered : pointed
an angular mountain peak
measured by an angle
the angular distance between two stars as observed from earth
being lean and bony
an angular face
anguishnoun
extreme pain or distress of body or mind
angstromnoun
a unit of length used especially of wavelengths (as of light) and equal to one ten-billionth of a meter—abbreviation Å
angstnoun
a feeling of anxiety : dread
angryadjective
feeling or showing anger
threatening as if in anger
an angry sky
painfully inflamed
an angry rash
1 “But you trapped him here when you built your dam. He has been angry about it ever since.”
2 “Hullo, Liza. I thought you were angry at me.”
3 He is a fool who cannot be angry, but he is really a who will not.
不会生气的人是傻瓜, 然而真正的聪明人是不会生气的.
4 They had an argument and exchanged some angry words.
5 I eat my food quietly, still angry at the woman sitting across from me, but happy that at least I’m not sitting alone.
6 I continued to tell the class that my father had molested my sister and how angry I was that my mother didn’t do anything when she found out about it.
7 Harry could tell that, however angry he was with Fred and George, he hadn’t really intended to tell Mrs. Weasley what had happened.
8 By the time the Lost Girls returned to the beach, the sky was the color of wet slate and an army of angry clouds massed along the horizon, awaiting further instruction.
9 Luke’s mother always said her people were hot-blooded, angry like a stick of dynamite.
10 ‘A tragedy like that creates a lot of angry spirits.’
11 He continued to make rounds, seeing dead bodies and being confronted by angry residents, many of them armed.
12 She let out a laugh, and then she put her hand over her mouth, like she was angry at herself for forgetting her sadness.
13 And one of them, Mrs. Clara Teece, came to stand in the dust by the hardware porch, blinking up at her stiff and angry husband as the black river flowed full behind her.
14 Then Tehlu grew angry, and he might have slain them all, but Perial leaped forward and laid a restraining hand on his shoulder.
15 I was angry, because I missed my squad and needed more violence.
16 He was angry with her, but not rough.
17 I didn’t want to go home with Blanca still angry at me.
18 Sam had been getting more and more impatient and angry at this conversation.
19 He was angry all of a sudden, punching his pillow.
20 Taran was sure the angry dwarf would have climbed into the tree itself had the opening in the trunk been larger.
1 发怒的
irate shirty insane irascible ill-tempered pissed storming hot under the collar huffy snaky evil raging bristly peevish miffed ireful browned-off salty crooked redneck plugged red-necked steamed-up waxy roused
3 激烈
slapdash high hard strong red hot sharp rough intense passionate violent keen burning intensive nasty bitter lively volcanic drastic rampant stormy grievous ungodly torrential unbridled shrill cutthroat vehement impetuous tempestuous vitriolic cyclonic slashing ungovernable vituperative dingdong slapbang strongly drastically wildly sharply intensely violently hotly mightily fervently rudely acrimoniously amain tempestuously heat edge violence intensity rage sharpness vehemence impetuosity tempestuousness rampancy like a brick like bricks like blazes like anything like the devil like a ton of bricks
4 感染的
5 生气的
crooked huffy sulky waxy cross tight sore grumpy steamed vex uptight grouchy aerated eggy snaky fed up peed off het up hot under the collar glaring peeved miffed shirty black wild sick crook irate ratty choleric snuffy teed off annoying kwaai defensive upset mad pissed taut displeased not amused huffish dark tired salty redneck hung aggravating sullen chewed Riley pouty roily snorty red-necked fashy porkey be in a fume irritated vexed scowling teed cheesed narky ireful acerbating acerbate on the warpath
7 激烈的
slapdash high hard strong red hot sharp rough intense passionate violent keen burning intensive nasty bitter lively volcanic drastic rampant stormy grievous ungodly torrential unbridled shrill cutthroat vehement impetuous tempestuous vitriolic cyclonic slashing ungovernable vituperative dingdong slapbang
8 发炎的
12 发炎
inflammatory inflamed poisoned inflammation irritation sore fire inflame irritate fiery hives anger
13 感染
infection contagion affect contract infect rub off infectious permeate pick up rub off on rub off onto
14 胁迫
threat squeeze constraint duress bully force buffalo menace terrorize bludgeon Shanghai bullyrag overhang crack the whip
15 生气
cross glaring peeved miffed shirty poutingly go animation bounce pique create displease in a pet uptight black wild sick crook waxy irate ratty choleric huffy snaky snuffy wax grump life PET spark peeve chafe vigour niggle pizazz dudgeon empurple enrage overcloud burn offend take offence Get dander up out of humour spit chips het up teed off tight annoying annoyed crooked choked kwaai annoyance displeasure upset annoy darken nettle antagonize lose your rag get bent out of shape about get bent out of shape over get bent out of shape get to put out tick off in a huff piss off tee off defensive mad pissed grumpy taut displeased aerated mood offence sparkle sulk unpleasantness anger sting fume disgust gall bridle rile exasperate in a strop upset yourself take umbrage not amused mess around with huffish dark tired salty steamed redneck hung aggravating sullen sulky chewed Riley pouty roily snorty red-necked fashy porkey vexedly mulligrubs fire spirit soul pulse warmth bait sap irritation vitality livelihood ruffle snuff aggro huff pout oomph mumps verve gird tiff brio verdure niff rux miff irritancy check pet smoke stomach warm dislike wig irritate vex roil take ill have monkey up be in a fume lose wool get gage up get wind up brown off get jaws tight get back up leaped up irritated vexed scowling teed cheesed narky ireful acerbating acerbate angerly sulkily huffily tirrivee vigor pizzazz razzmatazz steam nark in a bad temper on the warpath be in a black mood in a temper out of temper get monkey up get knickers in a twist have knickers in a twist get mad get angry in anger life breath
16 愤怒
mad heated fierce inflamed irate indignant choked passion needle irritation fury ire indignation exasperation boil fume in high dudgeon have a fit wrathful hot dark mental red-hot livid ropeable dander wrath heat outrage resentment huff choler wroth damn incense embitter fire as cross as two sticks go up the wall wound up cross bitter outraged disorderly bitterly hotly heatedly shock anger bile bitterness spleen snit smart inflame sicken be up in arms steamed up be round the twist go round the twist hard feelings put out black glaring uptight vehement exasperated vitriolic stir rage animosity animus gall in a lather hot under the collar hopping mad up the wall emotional sharp ugly stormy mirthless inflammable flap funk rattle cage inflammatory blistering exasperate hopping teen dudgeon provoke pique be in a fume in dudgeon high savage embittered roused incensed rageful spleenful angrily blisteringly ragefully temper umbrage bristle enrage be worked up in hot blood
17 怒吼的
18 狂暴的
wild rude furious rampant raging boisterous berserk rambunctious tempestuous rampageous mad fierce tumultuous convulsive tigerish rough turbulent frantic stormy manic rabid infuriate tearing corybantic furibund nasty stiff vicious windy ferocious unruly sultry frenzied red-hot raving maddening tearaway ungoverned blustering blusterous heavy ravening
19 发怒
irate shirty anger fume nettle go bananas on the war path in a temper insane irascible ill-tempered irascibly irascibility huffiness boil rage bristle huff seethe madden pissed storming warmth tantrum chafe tiff blowup storm rampage repine acerbate get mad turn nasty go off at half cock with hackles up chew oneself get on the wrong side of get monkey up get sore get shirt off lose wool blow-up create be in a bad temper be in a foul temper get your dander up have your dander up hot under the collar let rip blow your lid blow your stack blow your top go ballistic lose your rag cut up rough be round the twist go round the twist let fly huffy snaky Paddy work up into work yourself up into work yourself up hackles rise get into a lather work yourself into a lather work up kick off evil raging bristly peevish miffed ireful wax provocation displeasure eat heat burn blow pique nark gravel irritate incense infuriate browned-off salty crooked redneck plugged red-necked steamed-up aggro spunk check steam stomach broil raise rough show teeth have monkey up raise Cain get Irish up off block have back up get wind up blow cool Get dander up have shirt out get up spunk up lose block go to market get hot get back up waxy roused angerly hotly huffily sulkiness crossness foam blaze go into orbit give offence to make blood boil get into a temper have hackles up set up bristles take offence lose hair hit the ceiling in anger
20 狂风暴雨的
21 肿痛
23 愤怒的
stormy dark wild tight bitter disgruntled ablaze irate acrid wrathful irascible wroth hot under the collar bent out of shape mad heated fierce inflamed indignant hot mental red-hot livid ropeable as cross as two sticks wound up cross outraged disorderly steamed up black glaring uptight vehement exasperated vitriolic emotional sharp ugly mirthless inflammable inflammatory blistering exasperate hopping be in a fume up the wall high savage embittered roused incensed rageful spleenful in hot blood
25 发红的
26 发红
27 狂暴
wild mad fierce raging tumultuous tempestuous convulsive tigerish tumultuously tempestuously fury wildness rough rude furious turbulent frantic stormy manic rabid boisterous infuriate tearing corybantic rage musth furibund nasty stiff vicious windy rampant ferocious unruly sultry frenzied red-hot berserk rambunctious raving maddening tearaway ungoverned blustering rampageous blusterous heavy furiously madly ferocity ravening