Infuriate Meaning in English
word
ˌɪnˈfjʊɹiˌeɪt
in-FYOOR-ee-ayt
ɪnfjˈɔːɹɪˌeɪt
in-fyaw-REE-ayt
释义
To make someone extremely angry.
用法与细微差别
'Infuriate' is quite strong and formal; it is used when something causes intense anger. Common phrases: 'infuriate someone,' 'be infuriated by.' Avoid for mild irritation—use 'annoy' or 'irritate' instead.
Spanish: enfurecer - irritar muchoPortuguese (BR): enfurecer - deixar furiosoPortuguese (PT): enfurecer - deixar furiosoChinese (Simplified): 激怒 - 使非常生气Chinese (Traditional): 激怒 - 使非常生氣Hindi: क्रोधित करनाArabic: يغضب بشدة - يثير الغضبBengali: রাগান্বিত করা - উগ্রভাবে ক্ষুব্ধ করাRussian: приводить в бешенство - взбеситьJapanese: 激怒させるVietnamese: làm nổi giận - làm tức điên lênKorean: 극도로 화나게 하다Turkish: çileden çıkarmak - çok öfkelendirmekUrdu: غصہ دلانا - شدید ناراض کرناIndonesian: membuat sangat marah - membuat naik pitam
例句
Loud noises infuriate me when I'm trying to study.
basic
It would infuriate him if you lied.
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Her constant complaints infuriate her coworkers.
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It absolutely infuriates me when people are rude for no reason.
natural
His refusal to listen really infuriated everyone in the meeting.
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Don't let small things infuriate you; it's not worth it.
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