pissed
word
/ˈpɪst/
pist
/pˈɪst/
pist
Definition
An informal adjective meaning very annoyed or angry. In British English, it can also mean drunk, so the meaning depends on context.
Usage & Nuances
Common in casual speech, but it can sound rude, especially in polite or professional situations. In American English, it usually means angry; in British English, 'pissed' often means drunk, while 'pissed off' clearly means angry.
Spanish: enojado (informal) - borracho (Reino Unido, informal)Portuguese (BR): puto (muito informal) - bêbado (Reino Unido, informal)Portuguese (PT): chateado (informal) - bêbado (Reino Unido, informal)Chinese (Simplified): 很生气的（非正式） - 喝醉的（英式英语，非正式）Chinese (Traditional): 很生氣的（非正式） - 喝醉的（英式英語，非正式）Hindi: बहुत गुस्से में (अनौपचारिक) - नशे में (ब्रिटिश अंग्रेज़ी, अनौपचारिक)Arabic: غاضب جدًا (غير رسمي) - ثمل (في الإنجليزية البريطانية، غير رسمي)Bengali: রেগে যাওয়া - মত্ত (মদ্যপ)Russian: злой - пьяныйJapanese: 怒っている - 酔っ払ったVietnamese: tức giận - say (rượu)Korean: 화난 - 취한Turkish: kızgın - sarhoşUrdu: غصہ میں - نشے میںIndonesian: marah - mabuk
Example Sentences
She is pissed because her bus was late.
basic
Dad was pissed when he saw the broken window.
basic
He got pissed after three beers.
basic
I'm still pissed about what happened yesterday.
natural
She was really pissed when they changed the plan at the last minute.
natural
By the end of the night, everyone was pretty pissed.
natural