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Перевод: irate

[прилагательное]
гневный; разгневанный; сердитый

Тезаурус:

1. Those irate fans, however, may be mollified if the committee continues to deal consistently with all such offenders.
2. She had also been the saviour to many local drinkers who were about to get the bums rush from an irate Knocker, always a painful experience because Knocker rarely bothered to open the door first.
3. Newspapers said they would not report matches and carried a barrage of irate letters.
4. This week an irate mother reportedly stormed into a London school and hauled her 15-year-old daughter out of a class in elementary sapphism.
5. Irate customers who bother to complain to their local water executives will be told the rises are no higher than were forecast.
6. Am I not cuddly enough to be called?" - Irate woman delegate.
7. Hamnett became irate and, alleging breach of contract and damage to her image, threatened to sue him for a 500,000.
8. I even saw one video of a council meeting where an irate councillor, having virtually dug himself into a trench in an attempt to protect his interests in the face of strategic questioning by the YCCC, actually lost his cool and demanded that an old man who was tape-recording the meeting should either stop recording or get out!
9. The insurance cover is designed to protect intermediaries against suits for damages brought by irate customers.
10. Round a dark corner with an irate husband behind you.
11. After the judgment, Mr Ashton was approached by a group of irate depositors and questioned about the return of their money.
12. The demon that danced in Rose's eyes, peeped out at her, irate, mystified.
13. Linked by lanes and quiet roads, there is a pleasant circular walk free of traffic (cars are not welcome) and without danger from bulls, dogs and irate farmers.