Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Angry"

A: having a strong feeling of or showing annoyance, displeasure, or hostility; full of anger.

A: Enojado

A: it means that someone is in a very bad mood,he's pissed of, or he's mad at someone

A: it means you are very upset/mad at yourself for something you said/did/thought

A: I’m really angry because you ate my cookie!

My manager is angry at me for being late to work.

I was angry at my brother, but then he apologized

She seems angry

A: She was angry that he spilled her coffee.

Don't be angry; it was just an accident.

If you wake him up, he'll only become angry.

Don't go to bed angry.

A: Mom is angry with me because I didn't clean my room.

A: When you can't see the person the expression doesn't fit, because it is impossible to see a reaction over the phone(as we know).
You could say somethin like this though!
"I bet his eyes lit up when he heard that"

A: No difference. These can be used interchangeably depending on sentence structure

A: Angry is mad. Upset is mad or sad. To be annoyed might be a little mad, but it means to be irritated.

A: angry is when you are mad. upset is angry but more sad

A: We don't consciously separate them. However, when relaying our emotions, we do. English speakers use whichever one they feel. If they are just a little upset, then we say "mad". If we are really upset, we say "angry".

A: No difference. They're interchangeable.

"Why are you so mad?"
"Why are you so angry?"

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I’m angry with you.

You made me angry.

A: I'm very angry

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A: Furious
enraged

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A: It sounds very good! :) However, try to pronounce "angry" more like this:

A: He is no longer angry