Definition of angrily in English:

angrily

adverbˈaŋɡrɪliˈæŋɡrəli

1In a manner resulting from or betraying anger.
workers reacted angrily to the announcement
Example sentencesExamples
- The host storms out angrily, effectively ending the party.
- He angrily denies a series of charges that no one has ever made.
- He explains angrily that the association, which is run by a large bank, has mandated the pay cut.
- I particularly enjoyed the scene where Mitchum angrily dances one of Hayworth's would-be suitors right out of the bar.
- She is confronted by a passerby who angrily informs her that the antiwar protests are staged.
- I had letters from him at the time, sputtering angrily at how stupid she was.
- The managing editor responded by telephoning the publisher and yelling at him angrily during the conversation.
- In one of the film's most powerful scenes, Rose angrily hits him on the forehead with a hairbrush.
- Imagine doing this every single night for hundreds of people who are all angrily asking why it's taking so long.
- One artist, a young woman, angrily lectured a group of journalists, including myself.
1. 1.1 Stormily or threateningly.
  the sky was black and thundered angrily
  Example sentencesExamples
  She watched a muscle in Jackson's jaw twitch angrily.

Definition of angrily in US English:

angrily

adverbˈæŋɡrəliˈaNGɡrəlē

1In a manner resulting from or betraying anger.
workers reacted angrily to the announcement
Example sentencesExamples
- She is confronted by a passerby who angrily informs her that the antiwar protests are staged.
- Imagine doing this every single night for hundreds of people who are all angrily asking why it's taking so long.
- I had letters from him at the time, sputtering angrily at how stupid she was.
- One artist, a young woman, angrily lectured a group of journalists, including myself.
- In one of the film's most powerful scenes, Rose angrily hits him on the forehead with a hairbrush.
- The host storms out angrily, effectively ending the party.
- I particularly enjoyed the scene where Mitchum angrily dances one of Hayworth's would-be suitors right out of the bar.
- The managing editor responded by telephoning the publisher and yelling at him angrily during the conversation.
- He explains angrily that the association, which is run by a large bank, has mandated the pay cut.
- He angrily denies a series of charges that no one has ever made.
1. 1.1 Stormily or threateningly.
  the sky was black and thundered angrily
  Example sentencesExamples
  She watched a muscle in Jackson's jaw twitch angrily.

单词	angrily
释义	Definition of angrily in English: angrily adverbˈaŋɡrɪliˈæŋɡrəli 1In a manner resulting from or betraying anger. workers reacted angrily to the announcement Example sentencesExamples The host storms out angrily, effectively ending the party. He angrily denies a series of charges that no one has ever made. He explains angrily that the association, which is run by a large bank, has mandated the pay cut. I particularly enjoyed the scene where Mitchum angrily dances one of Hayworth's would-be suitors right out of the bar. She is confronted by a passerby who angrily informs her that the antiwar protests are staged. I had letters from him at the time, sputtering angrily at how stupid she was. The managing editor responded by telephoning the publisher and yelling at him angrily during the conversation. In one of the film's most powerful scenes, Rose angrily hits him on the forehead with a hairbrush. Imagine doing this every single night for hundreds of people who are all angrily asking why it's taking so long. One artist, a young woman, angrily lectured a group of journalists, including myself. 1.1 Stormily or threateningly. the sky was black and thundered angrily Example sentencesExamples She watched a muscle in Jackson's jaw twitch angrily. Definition of angrily in US English: angrily adverbˈæŋɡrəliˈaNGɡrəlē 1In a manner resulting from or betraying anger. workers reacted angrily to the announcement Example sentencesExamples She is confronted by a passerby who angrily informs her that the antiwar protests are staged. Imagine doing this every single night for hundreds of people who are all angrily asking why it's taking so long. I had letters from him at the time, sputtering angrily at how stupid she was. One artist, a young woman, angrily lectured a group of journalists, including myself. In one of the film's most powerful scenes, Rose angrily hits him on the forehead with a hairbrush. The host storms out angrily, effectively ending the party. I particularly enjoyed the scene where Mitchum angrily dances one of Hayworth's would-be suitors right out of the bar. The managing editor responded by telephoning the publisher and yelling at him angrily during the conversation. He explains angrily that the association, which is run by a large bank, has mandated the pay cut. He angrily denies a series of charges that no one has ever made. 1.1 Stormily or threateningly. the sky was black and thundered angrily Example sentencesExamples She watched a muscle in Jackson's jaw twitch angrily.
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