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30 Languages Korean
092 1639
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FA AR HE JA KO DA NO NN ID
당신이 코를 골아서 화가 나요.
092 1640
ZH TH VI EN DE ES PT IT FR NL
HR SR RU UK CS PL BS EL HI UR
FA AR HE JA KO DA NO NN ID
당신이 맥주를 너무 많이 마셔서 화가 나요.
092 1641
ZH TH VI EN DE ES PT IT FR NL
HR SR RU UK CS PL BS EL HI UR
FA AR HE JA KO DA NO NN ID
당신이 너무 늦게 와서 화가 나요.


+ ANGRY: Irritated, in a temper, feeling or displaying anger. Emotions and values


angry: (displaying anger) böse, verärgert, zornig



angry: (displaying anger) böse, verärgert, zornig



061 Feelings 感觉 (gǎnjué)
生~ be angry || 消~ feel relieved || ~得发抖shake with anger get angry get angry flare up (get angry) get angry get really angry

14 气 [氣] qì (angry) make sb. angry, anger: 生~ be angry || 消~ feel relieved || ~得发抖shake with anger '
nộ angry wütend

2000 Words

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2097
Anh ấy đang tức giận.
He is angry.
Er ist wütend.
Está enfadado.
Il est en colère.
Lui è arrabbiato.
เขาโกรธ.
그는 화가 났었 다.
他發怒了。
发怒

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2480
Anh ấy tức giận với chính mình vì hành vi ngu ngốc của mình.
He is angry with himself for his stupid behavior.
Er ist wütend auf sich selbst für sein dummes Verhalten.
Está enfadado consigo mismo por su estúpido comportamiento.
Il est en colère contre lui-même pour son comportement stupide.
È arrabbiato con se stesso per il suo comportamento stupido.
เขาโกรธตัวเองสำหรับพฤติกรรมโง่ ๆ ของเขา
그는 자신의 어리석은 행동에 화가 났습니다.
他在懊惱自己愚蠢的行為。
懊恼 自己 愚蠢 行为

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2565
Thôi nào, đừng tức giận.
Come on, don't get angry.
Sei nicht wütend.
Vamos, no te enfades.
Allez, ne te fâche pas.
Dai, non arrabbiarti.
อย่ามาโกรธกันนะ
화내지 마세요.
別生氣嘛。
别生气

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2645
Giáo viên rất tức giận trước hành vi của em ấy.
The teacher is angry at her behavior.
Der Lehrer ist empört über ihr Verhalten.
La profesora está indignada por su comportamiento.
Le professeur est indigné par son comportement.
L'insegnante è indignata per il suo comportamento.
ครูไม่พอใจพฤติกรรมของเธอ
선생님은 그녀의 행동에 분개했습니다.
老師對她的行為感到憤慨。
老师 行为 感到 愤慨



P1679 L047 039 P1679
发怒的
angry, furious
zornig
giận

P1680 L047 040 P1680
愤怒的
angry
wütend
bực bội

P2220 L060 042 P2220
邪恶的
angry
böse
xấu, giận





821 当然: natural, as a matter of course: It's natural that she should be angry. 1116 めったに: rarely, seldom: She rarely gets angry. 1605 怒る: get angry, scold: He was angry because she lied to him. 6005 時には: occasionally: Kind mothers get angry at times, too. 8328 拳骨: fist: I was punched by my angry father. 9221 むっと: be annoyed: I have gotten angry at what he said. 9372 むかむか: feel disgusted: He was angry and hit the wall. 9386 宥める: calm down; soothe: I desperately calmed the woman who was angry. 9521 奢る: be extravagant; treat: I hate his angry attitude.
SAIGONESE
E080 giận angry wütend
E084 giận angry wütend
E210 điên mad, angry verrückt, wütend
E063 giận angry wütend
E067 tức giận angry wütend
E081 giận angry wütend
E211 giận angry wütend
I055 hết giận no longer angry nicht mehr wütend
I020 Đừng có nóng Don’t get angry Werden Sie nicht wütend.
I057 giận dữ angry, anger Wut, Zorn
I098 bức xúc indignant, angry empört, verärgert
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