Emotions / A2

ANGR-ee/ˈæŋɡri/

Angry is a strong feeling when something seems unfair or wrong. You are angry with a person and angry about a situation. Annoyed is weaker; furious is stronger. At A2, “I’m angry” is enough — you do not need “I have anger” in everyday talk.

Meaning

Feeling strong displeasure about something unfair or wrong.

Examples

• “She was angry about the delay.”
• “Why are you angry with me?”
• “He gets angry when people are late.”

Good to know

angry with + person. angry about + thing. Weaker: annoyed.

Near in meaning

annoyed, cross

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