angry
word
/ˈæŋɡɹi/
ANG-gree
/ˈæŋɡɹi/
ANG-gree
Definition
Feeling strong annoyance, displeasure, or rage about something. It describes an emotional reaction when something seems unfair, upsetting, or frustrating.
Usage & Nuances
Common and neutral in everyday English. Often followed by 'with', 'at', or 'about': 'angry with someone', 'angry at/about something'. Stronger than 'annoyed' but often less intense than 'furious'. Be careful: 'angry to' is not natural.
Spanish: enojado - enfadadoPortuguese (BR): bravo - zangadoPortuguese (PT): zangado - irritadoChinese (Simplified): 生气的 - 愤怒的Chinese (Traditional): 生氣的 - 憤怒的Hindi: गुस्से में - नाराज़Arabic: غاضب - منزعجBengali: রাগান্বিত - ক্ষুব্ধRussian: злой - рассерженный - сердитыйJapanese: 怒っている - 怒るVietnamese: tức giận - giận dữKorean: 화난 - 분노한Turkish: kızgın - öfkeliUrdu: ناراض - غصے میںIndonesian: marah - kesal
Example Sentences
She is angry with her brother.
basic
He was angry about the mistake.
basic
Don't be angry at me.
basic
I was really angry at first, but then I calmed down.
natural
She's still angry about what happened last night.
natural
You have every right to feel angry, but let's talk about it.
natural