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May 20, 2021
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Abused

Aggravated

Agitated

Anguished

Annoyed

Betrayed

Cheated

Coerced

Controlled

Deceived

Disgusted

Dismayed

Displeased

Dominated

Enraged

Exasperated

Exploited

Frustrated

Fuming

Furious

Harassed

Hateful

Hostile

Humiliated

Incensed

Irritated

Mad

Offended

Outraged

Patronized

Peeved

Perturbed

Pissed Off

Provoked

Rebellious

Repulsed

Resentful

Ridiculed

Sabotaged

Seething

Smothered

Spiteful

Stiﬂed

Strangled

Throttled

Uptight

Used

Vengeful

Vindictive

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We’ve all been there… Или, говоря по-русски, мы все через это проходили. Происходит это редко или часто, но случается с каждым: мы злимся (we get angry) или выходим из себя (lose our temper). И сегодня мы рассмотрим те слова и фразы, которые помогут нам выразить свои отрицательные эмоции на английском. Ведь, согласитесь, этот набор слов очень полезен и пригодится всем.

Что-то выводит вас из себя (makes your blood boil), вы чувствуете нарастающий гнев (mounting anger) или кипите от ярости (seething with rage)? Порой мы бываем излишне эмоциональны (highly emotional), желая тут же ответить резко (give a sharp answer). После этого у нас может быть унылое лицо (a face as long as a fiddle), или мы можем выглядеть как в воду опущенные (look down in the drums). И сразу же приходит осознание, что нервы никуда не годятся (to be a nervous wreck).

Прилагательные о злости в английском языке

На случай, если вас все-таки разозлили, давайте выучим десять основных прилагательных, которые выражают ваши эмоции в эту минуту.

Annoyed (about/at/by/with) – раздражённый.

Our teacher got annoyed with us for not having prepared our homework. – Наш учитель был раздражен на нас из-за того, что мы не подготовили домашнюю работу.
Disgusted (at/by/with) – чувствующий отвращение.

We felt disgusted at him after his last scurvy trick. – Мы чувствовали отвращение к нему после его последней подлой выходки.
Frustrated (at/with) – расстроенный.

I never get frustrated when I get into a traffic jam. – Я никогда не расстраиваюсь, если попадаю в пробку.
Furious (about/at/with) – взбешённый, в ярости.

She was furious with us for leaving the kids near open fire. – Она была в ярости оттого, что детей оставили возле открытого огня.
Incensed (at/by/with) – разгневанный.

The mayor was incensed at his subordinates because they hadn’t prepared his speech for press conference. – Мэр был разгневан на своих подчиненных, потому что они не подготовили его речь для пресс-конференции.
Irritated (at/by/with) – раздражённый (по значению сильнее, чем annoyed).

We all got irritated by our neighbours’ loud party. – Мы все были раздражены из-за громкой вечеринки наших соседей.
Outraged (at/with) – возмущенный чем-то.

Entrepreneurs were outraged at the latest changes in taxation. – Предприниматели были возмущены последними изменениями в налогообложении.
Pissed off (about/at/with) – раздраженный; тот, кого «достали» (неформальный).

She was pissed off at his habit to leave socks under the sofa. – Ее «достала» его привычка оставлять носки под диваном.
Resentful (against/at) – обиженный, возмущённый.

Terry was resentful at his superior for taking credit for his project. – Терри был обижен на своего руководителя за то, что тот присвоил его заслуги в проекте.

Идиомы о злости в английском языке

А теперь давайте узнаем, какие идиоматические выражения можно использовать для проявления гнева.

Idiom	Перевод
Like a bear with sore head	Очень сердитый, в ярости
To be cheesed off	Обозленный, сытый по горло
To be steamed up	Кипящий злостью, негодующий
To come down like a ton of bricks	Обрушиться/накинуться на кого-то
To go ballistic	Прийти в ярость
To go off the deep end	Прийти в ярость, потерять контроль над собой
To go postal	Взбеситься
To go through the roof	Вспылить, прийти в ярость
To jump down someone’s throat	Перебить, «заткнуть рот»
To see red	Потерять самообладание, разозлиться
To try someone’s patience	Испытывать чье-то терпение

After seeing my last report my boss went ballistic. – После того, как начальник увидел мой последний отчет, он пришел в ярость.

I never try my mother’s patience and come home before 11.00 pm. – Я никогда не испытываю терпение мамы и прихожу домой в 11.00 вечера.

He’s been very touchy lately, jumping down my throat every time I express my opinion. – Он очень обидчив в последнее время, не дает мне сказать и слова каждый раз, когда я высказываю свое мнение.

Фразовые глаголы о злости в английском языке

А сейчас давайте посмотрим видео о «злых» фразовых глаголах.

Cause. Причина

Get to smb – раздражать, задевать.
Wind smb up – задевать.
Piss smb off – «доставать», раздражать.
Work smb up – «довести», разозлить.
Tick smb off – «доставать», «играть на нервах».

Result. Результат, следствие

Blow up – выходить из себя, горячиться.
Freak out – беситься, сходить с ума.
Lash out at smb – наброситься на кого-то.
Fly into a rage – выйти из себя, прийти в ярость.
Calm down – успокаиваться.
Chill out – успокаиваться.

Но каким бы сильным ни был ваш гнев, всегда нужно уметь совладать с собой (to control yourself / not to lose control of yourself) и жить дружно (live in peace and friendship). Ведь недаром говорят, что злость – это идеальная возможность произнести самую пылкую речь в вашей жизни, о которой вы потом пожалеете.

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Upset? Find powerful words to describe anger, as well as penetrating words and phrases for winning an argument. Get the final word with the right words!

Angry Adjectives
Angry Nouns
Angry Verbs
Angry Phrases

abusive
adulterous
alcoholic
angry
annoying
argumentative
arrogant
at fault
atrocious
awful
backstabbing
bad
bat-shit crazy
beyond reproach
bitchy
bitter
boring
brainless
calculating
careless
caught
caught red-handed
caught-in-the-act
chauvinistic
cheap
cheating
childish
cold
cold-hearted
common
complicated
confrontational
conniving
contemptible
controlling
corrupt
cowardly
crappy
crazed
crazy
creepy
criminal
cruel
cruel-hearted
crummy
crushing
cursed
deceitful
deceiving
deplorable
depressing
dickish
dimwitted
dirty
disappointing
disgraceful
disgusting
dishonest
distressed
disturbed
disturbing
double-crossing

loose
lost
lousy
low
lowlife
lying
mad
malicious
maniacal
manipulating
manipulative
mean
mental
miserable
mistaken
moody
moronic
narrow-minded
nasty
naughty
nauseating
no-good
obnoxious
offensive
out-of-control
out-of-line
outraged
painful
pathetic
pea-brained
pissed
pissed off
pointless
promiscuous
psycho
pushy
rabid
racist
reckless
reprehensible
repulsive
resentful
ridiculous
rotten
rude
sad
saddened
sadistic
scared
screwed-up
self-absorbed
self-centered
self-consumed
self-entitled
self-inflated
selfish
shady
shallow
shameful
shameless
shitty
sick

dull
dumb
eccentric
egotistical
embarrassing
embittered
emotional
empty
evil
exploiting
fake
false
fat
flawed
foolish
forgetful
freak
freeloading
friendless
fugly
full of rage
furious
gold-digging
gossipy
greedy
gross
grouchy
guilty
halfwitted
harmful
hateful
heartbreaking
heinous
hellish
hideous
horrible
humiliating
hurtful
hurting
idiotic
ignorant
ill-tempered
immature
immoral
impatient
in denial
in the wrong
inadequate
inappropriate
inexcusable
infuriated
insane
insecure
insensitive
insincere
irate
irrational
irresponsible
irritating
jealous
lame
lazy

silly
sleazy
slutty
smelly
smutty
sneaky
sorry
spiteful
spoiled
stealing
stinky
stupid
superficial
swindling
tasteless
terrible
territorial
thick
thieving
thoughtless
ticked off
tiny-dick
trashy
troubled
twisted
two-dimensional
two-faced
ugly
unacceptable
unapologetic
undependable
underhanded
unethical
unfair
unforgiving
ungrateful
unhappy
unjustifiable
unlovable
unreliable
unthoughtful
untrue
untruthful
unworthy
useless
vacuous
vengeful
verbally abusive
vindictive
violent
weak
weird
whiny
white trash
wicked
witless
worthless
wrapped up in yourself
wretched
wrong

abuse
accusation
adultery
anger
anguish
apology
argument
ass
asshole
attention whore
baby
backstabber
bad attitude
bad judgment
bad mood
basket case
bastard
behavior
betrayal
big baby
bitch
bitterness
blame
blunder
bonehead
boner
brat
bullshit
bully
catastrophe
chauvinist
cheater
cocksucker
cold heart
con man
creep
crime
crook
damage
deceit
deception
deserter
deviant
dick
dickhead
dickweed
dipshit
dirtbag

jack-off
jackass
jealousy
jerk
joke of a person
lack of judgement
lack of morality
lack of trust
liar
lies
loser
louse
lowlife
lunatic
man-whore
manipulator
meanie
mental case
misery
misfortune
mistake
monster
moron
mother fucker
nightmare
nitwit
no sense of humor
nut job
outburst
outrage
pain
perv
pervert
phony
physical abuse
piece of shit
pig
poser
prick
problem
promise-breaker
prude
punk
quack
rage
rat
resentment
revenge

disaster
disgrace
disgust
dishonesty
dog
douche
douche bag
dream-crusher
druggie
drunk
dumbass
dummy
ego
enemy
excuse
failure
fake
falseness
fault
feelings
final word
floozy
fool
fraud
freak
freeloader
fruitcake
frustration
fury
gold-digger
good-for-nothing
greed
grouch
grouchiness
guilt
hag
hater
head-case
heartbreak
hissy fit
hurt
hypocrite
idiot
incident
indignation
injury
insincerity
insult

schmuck
screw-up
scumbag
scumbucket
secrets
selfishness
sham
shame
shell of a person
simpleton
skank
sleazeball
slimeball
snake
snake-in-the-grass
son-of-a-bitch
sorrow
sorry excuse
spoiled brat
stupidity
swindler
swine
tantrum
tard
tart
temper
temper tantrum
terrorist
theft
thief
tool
total joke
traitor
tramp
troublemaker
untruth
vengeance
verbal abuse
villain
violence
wandering eye
wanker
waste of a person
weasel
whore
witch
wrongdoing

abuse
abuse trust
act
act childish
act out
act selfish
anger
antagonize
apologize
argue
ask forgiveness
backstab
bash
be deceitful
be disturbed
be greedy
be in the wrong
be wrong
beg
beg forgiveness
behave
bemoan
betray
bicker
bitch
blame
blow up
break
break a promise
break trust
break up
bug the shit out of
bully
call out
care
catch in the act
cause
cause pain
cause unhappiness
cheat

get mad
get off my chest
get pissed off
get revenge
go into a rage
gossip
harm
hate
humiliate
hurt
hurt my heart
hurt people
injure
insult
lash out
leave
leave you
let down
lie
loath
lose control
lose me
lose my respect
lose trust in
love
make a mistake
make cry
make fun of
make to feel bad
make you pay
manipulate
mend
mess up
mistreat
offend
piss off
pity
press my buttons
provoke
punish

commit adultery
con
control
control anger
create problems
criticize
crush
cry
cry over
curse your name
damage
deceive
deplore
deserve
despair
destroy
disagree
disappoint
disgrace
distress
distrust
do wrong to
double-cross
dump on
dupe
embarrass
embarrass yourself
embitter
exploit
fabricate
fail
falsify
feel
feel like shit
fight
find fault
fuck up
get a life
get carried away
get even

regret
resent
right a wrong
rip off
rob
ruin
ruin your reputation
say I’m sorry
say sorry
scam
scar
see red
shaft
shit on
snap at
steal
stray
strike
suck
suffer
swindle
take a hand to
take responsibility
take responsibility for
tell a lie
tell the truth
thieve
treat badly
treat better
trick
upset
vex
violate
watch you cry
whine
wound
wrong
yell

a heart full of lies and deceit
a liar and a cheat
calling you stupid would be an insult to stupid people
every girl has the right to be [], but you abused the privilege
everything about you is a lie
I bet your brain feels as good as new, seeing that you’ve never used it
I can’t believe you did this to me

someone ought to punch you right between the eyes
the lowest of the low
the worst kind of person
you are nothing but a common []
you are so [], it’s painful to be around you
you are the meanest [] I have ever met
you are totally consumed with jealousy/yourself/money

I regret the day I ever met you
I’ll make you regret this
I’ll make your life a living hell
I’ll never forget the first time we met — although I’ll keep trying
no one takes you seriously
people like you deserve []
shove it where the sun don’t shine

you can kiss [] goodbye
you hurt everyone who loves you
you no good []
you only think about yourself, every day, all the time
you only think of yourself
you suck!
your total lack of [] hurts my heart

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