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Перевод: enraged

[прилагательное]
разъяренный; злющий

Тезаурус:

1. Luke's refusal to tell enraged him.
2. ANC sources said Mrs Mandela was enraged after hearing that Falati had been "spreading a different version of events concerning the night Stompie was killed".
3. Thirty years later the feminists saw Christabel LaMotte as distraught and enraged.
4. All the injuries were consistent with an enraged and merciless attack with a blunt instrument.
5. He justified the "legal regulation of the problem" as the only way of heading off the likelihood of spontaneous "defensive actions of the enraged population", and claimed the German government had been compelled "by the idea of being able, through a once and for all secular solution, of perhaps creating a basis on which the German people might possibly be able to find a tolerable relationship with the Jewish people".
6. The idea that she should risk her future by dwelling in the past, raking over the cooling embers of his life in order to discover who killed him and why would have enraged him.
7. The brewers rightly became enraged one disastrous day when Priestley, trying to determine the solubility of carbon dioxide in ether, let some of the solvent escape into the fermenting vat, ruining the whole brew.
8. Amusingly, the one threat she had encountered was from another "Queen of the Night", a grossly huge woman, who only felt able to emerge into the world in the dead of night, and was enraged to find another woman watching her take her secret walk in the darkness.
9. The world seemed to be full of an enraged bellowing, then the door slammed, cutting off the noise.
10. Those who are enraged by the state of disrepair of Bristol's streets may derive a cold comfort from reading in Elizabeth Ralph's pamphlet, The Streets of Bristol , that things were just as bad in the Middle Ages and that by the end of the 18th century the roads to Bristol were a lot better than the roads in it.
11. Sir James Graham of Netherby Hall rebuilt the trap and the Scots were so enraged that they gathered a small army of local people and set out to tear it down.
12. Sutton people became so enraged about this, that the Pope eventually became involved.
13. This act of selfless good nature earned her a fine of one hundred francs and caused a riot in the Latin Quarter when enraged fans besieged the Prefecture of Police.