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弑君者 in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for 弑君者 in the English»Spanish Dictionary

angry <angrier, angriest> [Am ˈæŋɡri, Brit ˈaŋɡri] ADJ

1. angry:

angry person
enojado esp LatAm
angry person
enfadado esp Spain
angry look
de enojo esp LatAm
angry look
de enfado esp Spain
angry animal
furioso
angry silence
cargado de ira
angry silence
cargado de furia
to get angry
enojarse esp LatAm
to get angry
enfadarse esp Spain
promise you won't be angry?
¿me prometes que no te vas a enojar or enfadar?
to be angry at or with sb
estar enojado or enfadado con alguien
to be angry about/at sth I'm really angry about losing those keys
me da mucha rabia haber perdido las llaves
there's no point getting so angry about it
no vale la pena enojarse or enfadarse tanto por eso
I'm very angry at the way I've been treated
estoy muy enojada or enfadada por cómo me han tratado

弑君者 in the PONS Dictionary

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He decides to defend his wife against the angry mob running after her.
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In fact, his songs are hardly even angry anymore.
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He reads several angry tirades and provides experimental film material and paintings.
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In that role, he helped to rescue the city's historic town hall from planned demolition, with a front page article that caused angry public protests.
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In the border region, its intervention led to hate strikes by angry white workers.
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Amy is angry, but also lies after they receive money.
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He is angry and flies into the neighbourhood causing destruction to cars, windows and other property.
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Bowers faces the window and, with an angry look in his eyes, removes his glasses.
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Another approach is for the hacker to pose as an angry supervisor, and when his/her authority is questioned, threaten to fire the help-desk worker.
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Most historians perceive this to be an angry outburst rather than a factual statement.
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