angry?咽斧、furious堪置、irritated、annoyed张惹、mad?舀锨、indignant、?cross? ?宛逗、irate
All these words describe people feeling and/or showing anger.?
以上各詞均形容人憤怒和 / 或發(fā)怒坎匿。
feeling or showing anger 指憤怒、發(fā)怒：
~ (at/about/over sth) | ~ with/at sb (about/for sth)
〔辨析〕普通用詞雷激，使用范圍廣泛替蔬，通常用于形容人們的情緒、行為屎暇、表情承桥、語言等，也用于形容動物或事物根悼，常后接介詞 with/at凶异。
Please don't be angry with me.
請別生我的氣。
Thousands of angry demonstrators filled the square.
廣場上聚滿了成千上萬的憤怒示威者番挺。
irritated
aroused to impatience or anger 引起煩躁生氣
〔辨析〕尤指不斷重復的事情或刺激導致煩躁生氣
If something?irritates?you, it keeps annoying you.
Their attitude irritates me...
他們的態(tài)度激怒了我。
furious
~ (with sb) | ~ (at sth/sb) | ~ (that…)
very angry 狂怒的屯掖；暴怒的
〔辨析〕強調(diào)十分憤怒而難以控制的玄柏，在句中常作表語，對某人發(fā)怒時后接介詞 with贴铜，對某事發(fā)怒時后接介詞 at粪摘。
She was absolutely furious at having been deceived.
她受了騙瀑晒，怒不可遏。
He was furious with himself for letting things get so out of control.
他生自己的氣徘意，怪自己竟讓事情搞得如此不可收拾苔悦。
I'm furious that I wasn't told about it.
這事沒有跟我說，我十分氣憤椎咧。
Usage Note:
Angry?is normally used to talk about some-one's mood or feelings on a particular occasion. If someone is often angry, you can describe them as?bad-tempered.?She's a bad-tempered young lady.?If someone is very angry, you can describe them as?furious.?Senior police officers are furious at the blunder.?If they are less angry, you can describe them as?annoyed?or?irritated.?The Premier looked annoyed but calm. ...a man irritated by the barking of his neighbour's dog.?Typically, someone is?irritated?by something because it happens constantly or continually. If someone is often irritated, you can describe them as?irritable.
angry通常指某人在某種特定情況下的情緒或感覺玖详。經(jīng)常生氣的人可被形容為bad-tempered：She's a bad-tempered young lady（她是個愛發(fā)脾氣的少婦）。如果某人非常生氣勤讽，則可用furious形容：Senior police officers are furious at the blunder (高級警官們因為這個大錯大發(fā)雷霆）蟋座。若不是特別生氣，可用annoyed或irritated形容：The Premier looked annoyed but calm（總理看起來有些惱火脚牍，但還是很鎮(zhèn)靜）向臀，a man irritated by the barking of his neighbour's dog（被鄰居家狗的叫聲搞得很煩躁的男人）。通常某人會因某事持續(xù)或不斷發(fā)生感到irritated诸狭。如果某人常常發(fā)脾氣券膀，則可用irritable形容。
[not before noun] ( informal , especially NAmE ) angry 指憤怒或發(fā)怒：
He got mad and walked out.
他大動肝火驯遇，憤然離去芹彬。
She's mad at me for being late.
我遲到了，她非常生氣妹懒。
Mad is the usual word for ‘a(chǎn)ngry’ in informal American English. When used in British English, especially in the phrase go mad , it can mean ‘very angry’.
〔辨析〕在非正式的美國英語中雀监，mad為表示憤怒或發(fā)怒（angry）的常用詞；在英國英語中眨唬，尤其是在短語go mad中会前，mad可表示非常氣憤：
Dad'll go mad when he sees what you've done.
父親看到你的所作所為會非常氣憤。
‘Go mad’ can also mean ‘go crazy’ or ‘get very excited’.
go mad也可指發(fā)瘋匾竿、發(fā)狂或激動起來瓦宜。
feeling or showing anger and surprise because you think that you or sb else has been treated unfairly 指因遭遇或見到不公平的事而憤慨、憤怒岭妖。
記憶技巧：in 不 + dign 值得临庇，有價值的；高貴的 + ant …的 → 否認他人人格自尊昵慌、個人價值導致的生氣
She was very indignant at the way she had been treated.
她對自己受到的待遇大為光火假夺。
( rather informal , especially BrE ) rather angry or annoyed 指十分憤怒、惱怒：
I was quite cross with him for being late.
我因他遲到而十分生氣斋攀。
〔辨析〕This word is often used by or to children.
該詞常為兒童用語或?qū)和挠谜Z已卷。
very angry 指極其憤怒的、暴怒的：
irate customers
憤怒的顧客
an irate letter
言辭激憤的信
〔辨析〕Irate is not usually followed by a preposition.
irate后通常不跟介詞：
She was irate with me/about it.
