angry

angry
adjective
1) böse; verärgert [Person, Stimme, Geste]; (stronger) zornig; wütend

be angry at or about something — wegen etwas böse sein

be angry with or at somebody — mit jemandem od. auf jemanden böse sein; sich über jemanden ärgern

get angry — böse werden

get or make somebody angry — jemanden verärgern; (stronger) jemanden wütend machen

2) (fig.) drohend, bedrohlich [Wolke, Himmel]
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adjective
1) (feeling or showing anger: He was so angry that he was unable to speak; angry words; She is angry with him; The sky looks angry - it is going to rain.) zornig
2) (red and sore-looking: He has an angry cut over his left eye.) böse
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an·gry
[ˈæŋgri]
adj
1. (annoyed) verärgert; (stronger) zornig; (enraged) wütend
don't worry, I'm not \angry keine Sorge, ich bin dir nicht böse
\angry young man LIT, THEAT (dated) Rebell m, Angry Young Man m geh
to make sb \angry jdn verärgern; (stronger) jdn wütend machen
to be \angry about [or at] sth sich akk über etw akk ärgern
to be \angry with [or at] sb/oneself sich akk über jdn/sich selbst ärgern
2. (showing anger) zornig, erzürnt geh
\angry crowd aufgebrachte Menge
to exchange \angry words einen heftigen Wortwechsel haben
3. (stormy) stürmisch
\angry clouds bedrohliche Wolken
\angry sky finsterer Himmel
4. MED entzündet
on her leg was an \angry sore sie hatte eine böse Wunde an ihrem Bein
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['ŋgrɪ]
adj (+er)
1) zornig, ungehalten (geh); letter, look zornig, wütend; animal wütend

to be angry — wütend or böse or verärgert sein

to be angry with or at sb — jdm or auf jdn or mit jdm böse sein, über jdn verärgert sein

to be angry at or about sth — sich über etw (acc) ärgern

to get angry (with or at sb/about sth) ( — mit jdm/über etw acc ) böse werden

you're not angry (with me), are you? — du bist (mir) doch nicht böse(, oder)?

to be angry with oneself — sich über sich (acc) selbst ärgern, sich (dat) selbst böse sein, über sich (acc) selbst verärgert sein

to make sb angry (stressing action) — jdn ärgern; (stressing result)

it makes me so angry — es ärgert mich furchtbar, es macht mich so wütend or böse

angry young man — Rebell m, Angry Young Man m (geh)

2) (fig) sea aufgewühlt; sky, clouds bedrohlich, finster

the sky was an angry purple — der Himmel war bedrohlich violett

3) (= inflamed) wound entzündet, böse

an angry red — hochrot

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angry [ˈæŋɡrı] adj (adv angrily)
1. (at, about) ärgerlich (auf, über akk), verärgert (über jemanden oder etwas), wütend (auf jemanden, über etwas), böse (auf jemanden, über etwas;
with mit jemandem)
2. MED entzündet, schlimm
3. fig
a) drohend, finster (Wolken)
b) stürmisch (See)
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adjective
1) böse; verärgert [Person, Stimme, Geste]; (stronger) zornig; wütend

be angry at or about something — wegen etwas böse sein

be angry with or at somebody — mit jemandem od. auf jemanden böse sein; sich über jemanden ärgern

get angry — böse werden

get or make somebody angry — jemanden verärgern; (stronger) jemanden wütend machen

2) (fig.) drohend, bedrohlich [Wolke, Himmel]
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(at, about) expr.
verärgert (über) adj.
ärgerlich (auf, über) adj. (at, about) n.
böse (auf, über) adj. adj.
aufgebracht adj.
erzürnt adj.
zornig adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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