Peed off Meaning in English
expression
Definición
Very annoyed or angry. It is an informal British slang expression similar to 'mad' or 'pissed off'.
Uso & Matices
'Peed off' is informal, mostly used in British English, and considered milder than 'pissed off.' It is rarely used in American English. Common with 'get,' 'be,' or 'feel' (e.g., 'I'm peed off'). It is not offensive, but still too casual for formal writing.
Spanish: enfadado - molesto - cabreadoPortuguese (BR): irritado - bravo - chateadoPortuguese (PT): irritado - chateadoChinese (Simplified): 生气 - 恼火Chinese (Traditional): 生氣 - 惱火Hindi: बहुत नाराज़ - चिढ़ा हुआArabic: منزعج بشدة - غاضبBengali: ভীষণ বিরক্ত - রাগান্বিতRussian: злой - раздражённый - взбешённыйJapanese: すごく腹が立つ - めちゃくちゃイライラするVietnamese: bực mình - tức giậnKorean: 화난 - 짜증난Turkish: çok sinirli - kızgınUrdu: بہت ناراض - غصے میںIndonesian: sangat kesal - marah
Oraciones de Ejemplo
I'm really peed off about the delay.
basic
He looked peed off when he left.
basic
Don't get so peed off over something small.
basic
She gets peed off when people don’t listen to her ideas.
natural
After waiting an hour, everyone was pretty peed off.
natural
Honestly, I’m too peed off to talk right now.
natural