anger in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for anger in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.anger [Am ˈæŋɡər, Brit ˈaŋɡə] N U

anger

ira f

anger

enojo m esp LatAm

anger

enfado m esp Spain

words spoken in anger

palabras dichas en un momento de ira

to lash out in anger at sb

arremeter con ira or furia contra alguien

II.anger [Am ˈæŋɡər, Brit ˈaŋɡə] VB trans

anger

(hacer) enojar esp LatAm

anger

(hacer) enfadar esp Spain

she's easily angered

se enoja or enfada con facilidad

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pent-up emotions/anger/frustration

contenido

pent-up emotions/anger/frustration

reprimido

allay anger

aplacar

irrepressible urge/desire/anger

irreprimible

irrepressible urge/desire/anger

incontenible

unrestrained joy/anger

desenfrenado

unrestrained joy/anger

sin freno

inflame person/anger/passion

encender

inflame person/anger/passion

inflamar liter

Translations for anger in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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airar

to anger

malcarado (con cara de enfado)

grim-faced with anger

enojo

anger

desfogarse

to vent one's anger

desfogarse

to vent one's anger

anger in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for anger in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.anger [ˈæŋgəʳ, Am -gɚ] N no pl

anger

enfado m

anger

enojo m LatAm

anger (stronger)

ira f

anger (stronger)

cólera f

to speak in anger

hablar indignado

II.anger [ˈæŋgəʳ, Am -gɚ] VB trans

anger

enfadar

anger

enojar LatAm

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arouse anger

provocar

assuage anger

aplacar

Translations for anger in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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cólera

anger

acceso de cólera

fit of anger

enfado (enojo)

anger

ira

anger

soberbia

anger

enojo

anger

echar revellín

to provoke anger

airar

to anger

anger Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to incur the anger of sb

provocar el enfado de alguien

his face burned with anger/shame

se puso rojo de furia/vergüenza

to be convulsed with anger

descomponerse de ira

her eyes flashed with anger

sus ojos echaban chispas

to be consumed by anger

estar corroído por la ira

to vent one's anger on sb

desahogarse con alguien

to turn red with anger

ponerse rojo de cólera

he/she vented his/her anger on him

se cebó en él

I had to hold back my anger

tuve que tragarme el enfado

to take one's anger out on sb

desfogarse en [o con] alguien (ira)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He catches his son in an embrace with another man, and in a fit of anger pushes them apart.

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When love and anger live together in a bottomless hole, the only way to escape one is to also give up the other.

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The gist of their anger is that she's a wealthy housewife who somehow inveigled herself into local politics.

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Although appearing to be very mellow, he has a tendency to lash out at those who anger him.

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In an experiment, subjects viewed 20 videos of dancers performing the same dance attempting to convey anger, fear, grief or joy.

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Beings that died with unfulfilled desires or anger are also said to linger until such issues are resolved.

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In contrast, an excessive tendency or vice concerning anger would be irascibility or quickness to anger.

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For women are able to lead astray in (this) world not only a fool, but even a learned man, and (to make) him a slave of desire and anger.

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Because of this, feeding became a situation of anger and struggle instead of reassurance and affection.

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Seeing the cause of their anger will help us deal compassionately, yet firmly, with them.

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