Idioms to describe being angry, idioms to describe being very angry

The idioms to describe being angry are as follows:

1. Anger in color: Pinyin is nù xíng yú sè, which is interpreted as the inner anger revealed on the face.

2. Angry: Pinyin is nù bù kě è, which means that anger is uncontrollable, and it is described as very angry.

3. Anger in the fire: The pinyin is nù huǒ zhōng shāo, which means that the anger burns in the heart; Describe with great anger in your heart.

4. Dafa Thunder: Pinyin is dà fā léi tíng, which means figurative anger. The metaphor throws a tantrum and rebukes loudly.

5. Angry: Pinyin is nù qì chōng chōng, which describes the appearance of a person who is angry.

6. Annoyance and shame: Pinyin is nǎo xiū chéng nù. It means that because of the extreme shame, I can't get off the stage and get angry.

First, the fire is raging【Pinyin】 huǒ mào sān zhàng [Interpretation] Describes being very angry.

synonyms] angry, thunderous.

Antonym] peace of mind.

2. Gnash your teeth【Pinyin】 yǎo yá qiè chǐ].

Explanation] describes the appearance of hatred to the extreme.

synonyms] chewing through the gums, heartache, angry eyes and gnashing teeth, deep hatred, gnashing teeth and hating, hating into the bones, grinding teeth and chiseling teeth, frowning and frowning, sad face.

Antonyms] smile, smile.

3. Thunder's Fury【Pinyin】 léi tíng zhīnù ] Explanation] describes great anger.

synonyms] to lash out.

Fourth, angry【Pinyin】 nù qì chōng chōng ] [Explanation] describes the appearance of anger and anger.

synonyms] worried, outrageous, worried, worried, sad, angry.

Antonym] jubilant.

Fifth, worried【Pinyin】 yōu xīn chōng chōng ] [Explanation] describes a very heavy heart and a lot of sorrow.

synonyms] depressed, pessimistic, misanthropic, anxious, worried, worried, worried, worried, worried, worried.

Antonyms] complacent, happy, leisurely, smiling, leisurely, carefree, carefree, calm, smiling, carefree.

The idiom to describe being angry is as follows:

Angry, furious, furious, furious, angry

Angry to make a sentence:

1. You are too fond of losing your temper and getting angry at every turn, how can you do a good job in comradeship and social work?

2. If you are angry at every turn, others will not cooperate with you!

3. You are too fond of losing your temper and getting angry at every turn, so how can you do a good job in comradeship and social work.

4, her words were really vicious, and her mother-in-law was so angry that she was angry.

5. Today, my brother took my things for no reason, which made me angry, so I called my mother to judge, but my mother criticized my brother.

6. Today, as soon as I got home, my mother scolded me angrily, which was really inexplicable.

7. As soon as they heard the "anti-hegemony" they became angry, which fully exposed their hegemonist arrogance.

8. A female driver kept flashing her headlights when he was overtaking, which made him angry.

9. If you want to get married now, her father will definitely be angry.

Angry hair rushes to the crown, changes color, indignation, anger, stops, and is displeased, blowing his beard, glaring, scratching his ears and scratching his cheeks.

Gritting his teeth, his angry eyes are relatively wandering.

1.Describe people as angry: angry, furious, angry.

2.Describe people as very sad: tears like rain, tears like springs, heartache, grief, tea and rice without thinking, heart like a knife.

3.Describe people as very happy: dancing with their hands, their hearts are blooming, they are smiling, they are smiling, they are overjoyed.

4.Describe people as scared: creepy, frightened, restless, uncertain.

The idioms to describe being angry are as follows:

1. Angry hair rush crown [nù fà chōng guān] crown: hat. Angry, his hair stood on end, and he put his hat up. Xingsun or Rong is angry to the extreme.

2. Jumping like thunder [bào tiào rú léi] jumps and screams when angry, like thunder. Describe the appearance of yelling in anger when you are irritable.

3. Annoyance into anger [nǎo xiū chéng nù] tantrums due to shame and anger. Angry and corrupt.

4. Gritting teeth [yǎo yá qiè chǐ] describes the appearance of singing Wu when he hates it to the extreme.

5. 大发霆霆 [dà fā léi tíng] is a metaphor for losing your temper and reprimanding loudly. Nearly thunderous. Calm down.

6. Angry [nù bù kě è

It's hard to suppress your anger.

7. anger in the fire [nù huǒ zhōng shāo] anger burns in the heart like fire.

8. Angry Qi Chong [nù qì chōng chōng] describes the appearance of anger and anger. He went to the rumor-mongers to confront the theory.

9. 火冒三zhang [huǒ mào sān zhàng] describes the ten cherry blossoms and the source is angry.

10. Qi Rush [qì jí bài huài] Shortness of breath, embarrassment, described as very flustered or annoyed. <>

Idioms are stereotyped phrases or phrases in the vocabulary of the Chinese character language. Here is my idiom for figuring out anger, welcome to check it out!

Furious - medium; Heart. Anger burns in my heart. The parable has great anger in his heart.

Furious - Burst: Suddenly. Suddenly changed his face and lost his temper.

Thunderstorm - Storm: violent, irritable. Screaming and jumping with rage, as fierce as thunder. The metaphor is anxious and angry, and the appearance of a big tantrum.

Angry Hair - Angry hair stands on end with a hat. The metaphor is extreme anger.

Thunder - Thunder: Extremely loud thunder, a metaphor for anger. The metaphor throws a tantrum and rebukes loudly.

Anger - contain: stop. It's hard to suppress your anger. The parable is furious.

Flames - rising: rising. The metaphor is furious to the extreme.

Furious - Thunder: Extremely loud thunder, a metaphor for anger. The metaphor throws a tantrum and rebukes loudly.

Anger – The metaphor is very angry.

Qi Chong Niu Dou - Qi: momentum; Bull, Dou: that is, Altair and Big Dipper, referring to the sky. The metaphor is angry or very imposing.

Righteous indignation – righteous indignation: anger at something that violates justice; Ying: Chest. The indignation of righteousness fills the breast.

Hair on the crown - the hair stands up. The metaphor is extremely angry.

Gnashing your teeth and beating your chest - gritting your teeth and beating your chest. The look of extreme hatred.

Ranting - Wanton: without scruples; Roar: Angry shouting. Refers to yelling in anger.

Angry and ruined - out of breath and embarrassed. The parable is very absurd or irritated.

Anger in color - form: revealed; Color: Complexion. The anger in his heart was revealed on his face.

Cracked finger – Hair finger: Hair stands on end; Canthal fissure: Orbital fissure. The hair stands on end and the eyelids are fully open. The parable is very angry.

Indignant – Indignant: The appearance of being very angry. I was not convinced and felt angry.

Angry—angry.

Rapid Speech - Hurry: Hurry. He speaks violently and has a stern face. It is a metaphor for the look of the person who speaks to anger at him.

Seven orifices of smoke - seven orifices: mouth and eyes, two ears, and two nostrils. He was so angry that his ears, eyes, mouth, and nose were about to burst into flames. The parable is infuriating.

Angry - Changed face due to anger. ;

Thunderous, angry, etc.

1. Thunderstorming:

1.[Explanation]: violent: violent, impatient. Screaming and jumping with rage, as fierce as thunder. Described as anxious and angry, tantrums.

2.[From]: "Ancient poems for Jiao Zhongqing's wife": "I have a father and brother, and my sex is as violent as thunder. ”

3.[Example]: His brother found out and was angry. Called him to scold. Qing Wu Zhaoren's "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years" Chapter 23.

4.[Grammar]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, adverbial, complement; Describe what a person looks like when they are angry.

Second, angry and corrupt:

1.[Explanation]: Out of breath, embarrassed. Described as very deflated or irritated.

2.[From]: Ming Shi Nai'an's "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin" Chapter 67: "The leader of the navy army received the military horses in the boat, and transitioned one after another, only to see a person who was angry and ran into the future. ”

3.[Grammar]: Complementary; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Derogatory.

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Angry. Anger burns like fire in the heart.

At boiling point. [nù bù kě è

It's hard to suppress your anger.

Boil over. [nù fà chōng guān] crown: hat. Angry, his hair stood on end, and he put his hat up. Describe the anger to the extreme.