anger
US
UK anger n: (fury, rage)
SC 愤怒 fèn nù
TC 憤怒
TC 憤怒
SC 气愤 fèn nù，qì fèn
TC 氣憤
TC 氣憤
SC 气愤 fèn nù，qì fèn
TC 氣憤
TC 氣憤
The slow waiter caused great anger among the diners.
那个磨蹭的服务员让就餐者很气愤。
anger [sb] vtr: (make angry)
SC 使生气 shǐ shēng qì
TC 使生氣
TC 使生氣
SC 激怒 shǐ shēng qì，jī nù
Her answer angered him.
她的回答激怒了他。
anger management n: (control of one's temper)
SC 控制愤怒情绪 kòng zhì fèn nù qíng xù
SC 愤怒管理 kòng zhì fèn nù qíng xù，fèn nù guǎn lǐ
After he threatened a colleague, Bob was sent on an anger management course.
fit of rage, fit of anger, fit of pique n: (sudden loss of temper)
SC 怒不可抑 nù bù kě yì
SC 暴怒 nù bù kě yì，bào nù
My boss flew into a fit of rage when he didn't get the report on time.
He suffered a head injury which left him prone to fits of anger.
in anger adv: (furiously, with rage)
SC 气冲冲地 qì chōng chōng de
TC 氣沖沖地
TC 氣沖沖地
SC 愤怒地 qì chōng chōng de，fèn nù de
TC 憤怒地
TC 憤怒地
SC 大发雷霆地 qì chōng chōng de，dà fā léi tíng de
He raised his fist in anger; I thought he was going to hit me.
incur [sb]'s anger, incur [sb]'s wrath v expr: (cause anger)
SC 惹...生气
SC 让...恼怒
The student incurred his teacher's wrath by playing truant again.
surge of anger n: (sudden feeling of rage)
SC 暴怒 bào nù
When she thought of how he had betrayed her, she felt a surge of anger.