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Question		Answer
slightly angry rozdrażniony, poirytowany start learning		annoyed I’ll be annoyed if we don’t finish by eight.
feeling annoyed and impatient about something zirytowany start learning		irritated John was getting irritated by all her questions.
angry or annoyed poddenerwowany start learning		cross Mr Wallker gets cross if we’re late.
angry and surprised because you feel insulted or unfairly treated oburzony start learning		indignant He became very indignant when Marie suggested he’d made a mistake.
angry and sad because you think you have been unfairly treated dotknięty, urażony, poszkodowany, pokrzywdzony start learning		aggrieved Still, she felt aggrieved at their decision.
someone who is feeling angry because they’re hungry start learning		hangry He often gets hangry just before lunch.
very angry wściekły, rozwścieczony start learning		furious He was absolutely furious with her.
extremely angry, especially because you think you have been treated unfairly zagniewany, wzburzony start learning		irate We received irate phone calls from customers.
very angry rozzłoszczony, rozgniewany start learning		incensed Local people are incensed at the decision.
to feel an emotion, especially anger, so strongly that you are almost shaking gotujący się ze złości start learning		seething You can sense this seething resentment within the party.
a feeling of great anger and shock oburzenie start learning		outrage Am I alone in feeling outraged by his behaviour.
very angry rozwścieczony start learning		incandescent She was incandescent with rage.
(informal) so angry that your face becomes red wściekły start learning		apoplectic He was apoplectic with fury.
to suddenly become very angry so that you cannot control yourself stracić panowanie nad sobą start learning		lose your temper They were behaving so badly that I lost my temper.
(informal) to become very angry and upset wściec się start learning		lose it I’d had enough and I just lost it.
(spoken) to suddenly become very angry wkurzyć się start learning		go ballistic When he sees the mess they’ve made he’ll go ballistic.
to become very angry wpaść w furię start learning		see red If I see people mistreating animals, I just see red.
to become angry (UK) stracić panowanie nad sobą, eksplodować start learning		lose your rag The kids had been arguing all day and eventually, I just lost my rag.
(informal) to be very angry wpaść w szał start learning		hit the roof She hit the roof when she found out how much he’d paid for it.
when something makes you extremely angry bardzo się czymś zdenerwować start learning		make your blood boil It makes my blood boil when people talk to me as if I’m stupid.
when someone looks very angry wściekła twarz start learning		have a face like thunder She suddenly came into the room with a face like thunder.
to be angry and looking for someone to fight or punish wściekły, wkurzony start learning		on the warpath I’d better warn you, Gabriel’s on the warpath this morning!
“like that” discussion is one in which people become angry start learning		a heated a heated debate

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