Irate Meaning in English

word

US

aɪˈɹeɪt

eye-RAYT

UK

aɪɹˈeɪt

eye-RAYT

التعريف

Feeling or showing great anger; extremely angry.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Irate' is formal and stronger than 'angry', often used to describe people reacting to unfair situations. Common with customers ('irate customer'), calls, or letters. Rare in casual spoken English.

• Spanish: airado - enfurecido
• Portuguese (BR): irado - furioso
• Portuguese (PT): irado - furioso
• Chinese (Simplified): 愤怒的 - 激怒的
• Chinese (Traditional): 憤怒的 - 激怒的
• Hindi: क्रोधित - गुस्से वाला
• Arabic: غاضب - ساخط
• Bengali: অত্যন্ত ক্রুদ্ধ - প্রচণ্ড রাগান্বিত
• Russian: разъярённый - вне себя от гнева
• Japanese: 激怒した - 憤慨した
• Vietnamese: giận dữ - tức giận dữ dội
• Korean: 격분한 - 몹시 화난
• Turkish: öfkeli - çok kızgın
• Urdu: ناراض - غضب ناک
• Indonesian: sangat marah - murka

جمل نموذجية

The irate man yelled at the driver.

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She sent an irate email to the company.

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The teacher had to calm the irate student.

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The company received dozens of irate phone calls after the delay.

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An irate customer demanded to speak with the manager.

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He sounded pretty irate when he called me last night.

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