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Перевод: infuriate speek infuriate


[глагол]
приводить в ярость; приводить в бешенство; разъярять; взбесить


Тезаурус:

  1. No-one believes that will be the last case to shock the market and infuriate private investors.
  2. The sight and sound of Scott's musical message will infuriate parents and teachers in these areas who are campaigning for a place at the dinner table.
  3. It was her perceptions of her kingdom which differed so crucially both from those of earlier kings of Scotland (and, indeed, of her son James VI, who as James I was to infuriate his English subjects by his insistent interest in Scotland, and by his belief that his importance lay not in being king of England but in being a leading European monarch), and from those of her subjects.
  4. Anything which smacked of breeding seemed to infuriate him.
  5. But the idea of more money for road-building will infuriate environmentalists.
  6. Whatever the objective truth of this assertion, it could have been formulated on purpose to infuriate me, and I denied both halves of it.
  7. Another, which will infuriate both Hollywood and Mickey Kantor, America's chief trade negotiator, is the French demand that EC broadcasting rules restricting foreign TV programmes be left unaffected by the round.
  8. There are just about the right number of ladies to infuriate the right-thinking and to make effective use of primary colours as highlight and contrast; Kate Hoey in lime, Gillian Shephard in vivid egg custard, Alice Mahon in a fetching cerise, Glenda Jackson in a decent, sombre, high-necked red, Margaret Beckett, that oldtime leftist, even had a floor-cross royal blue.
  9. The truth is that what Italians do well - live, survive and enjoy - Niki is not interested in, and what they do equally well - knife, subvert, rage, seduce, charm, infuriate, bureaucratize - are all things Niki cannot stand.
  10. CHANNEL FOUR has a range of interesting programmes during November and December which might entertain, inform, challenge, annoy and infuriate.
  11. When he played tennis with his sister, he would infuriate her by wandering off the court to contemplate.
  12. Perhaps he was trying to infuriate his enemies in the conservative Arab world, especially Saudi Arabia, which, because of those sanctions, will not let pilgrims fly directly from Libya to Saudi Arabia to take part in the haj.
  13. It will infuriate the Right because of Mr Heseltine's interventionist approach to industrial policy.

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