indignant

indignant
adjective
entrüstet (at, over, about über + Akk.); indigniert [Blick, Geste]

grow indignant — sich entrüsten

it makes me indignant — es regt mich auf

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[in'diɡnənt]
adjective
(angry, usually because of some wrong that has been done to oneself or others: I feel most indignant at the rude way I've been treated; The indignant customer complained to the manager.) entrüstet
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in·dig·nant
[ɪnˈdɪgnənt]
adj empört, entrüstet, aufgebracht, ungehalten geh (at/about über +akk)
to become \indignant sich akk entrüsten [o aufregen] [o empören], ungehalten werden geh
to be/feel \indignant empört [o entrüstet] [o geh ungehalten] sein
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[In'dɪgnənt]
adj
entrüstet, empört (at, about, with über +acc), unwillig (at, about wegen)

to be indignant with sb — über jdn empört sein

to become indignant — ungehalten werden, sich aufregen

to make sb indignant — jds Unwillen or Entrüstung erregen

it's no good getting indignant — es hat keinen Zweck, sich zu entrüsten or sich aufzuregen

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indignant [ınˈdıɡnənt] adj (adv indignantly) entrüstet, ungehalten, empört, aufgebracht (alle:
at sth, with sb über akk):
become indignant sich entrüsten
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adjective
entrüstet (at, over, about über + Akk.); indigniert [Blick, Geste]

grow indignant — sich entrüsten

it makes me indignant — es regt mich auf

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(at, with) adj.
empört (über) adj. (at, with) expr.
entrüstet adj.
peinlich berührt (von) ausdr. adj.
ungehalten adj.

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