Miffed Meaning in English

word

US

ˈmɪft

MIFT

UK

mˈɪft

MIFT

التعريف

Feeling slightly annoyed or offended, usually by something minor.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Miffed' is informal and milder than 'angry'. Often used when someone is irritated over something small or silly. Commonly followed by 'at', as in 'miffed at someone'. Not used for serious anger.

• Spanish: molesto - irritado
• Portuguese (BR): chateado - irritado
• Portuguese (PT): incomodado - irritado
• Chinese (Simplified): 生气的 - 恼火的
• Chinese (Traditional): 生氣的 - 惱火的
• Hindi: खफा - नाराज़
• Arabic: منزعج - مستاء
• Bengali: অল্প বিরক্ত - সামান্য রাগান্বিত
• Russian: обиженный - раздосадованный
• Japanese: ちょっとむっとした - すねた
• Vietnamese: bực mình - phật ý
• Korean: 약간 삐친 - 좀 언짢은
• Turkish: hafif kırgın - alınmış
• Urdu: خفا - جزبز
• Indonesian: ngesel - agak jengkel

جمل نموذجية

She was miffed when her friend forgot her birthday.

basic

He felt miffed after not being invited to the meeting.

basic

Don’t get miffed over small things.

basic

I was a bit miffed that nobody laughed at my joke.

natural

They seemed miffed at the sudden change of plans.

natural

No need to get all miffed—it’s not a big deal.

natural