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1 indignation
Entrüstung, die (about, at, against, over über + Akk.)* * *noun die Entrüstung* * *in·dig·na·tion[ˌɪndɪgˈneɪʃən]righteous \indignation gerechtfertigte Empörung* * *["IndIg'neISən]nEntrüstung f (at, about, with über +acc), Unwillen m (at, about wegen)to fill sb with indignation — jdn empören or aufbringen
* * *my indignation zu meiner Entrüstung oder Empörung;fill with indignation entrüsten;indignation meeting Protestversammlung f* * *noun, no pl.Entrüstung, die (about, at, against, over über + Akk.)* * *n.Empörung -en f.Entrüstung f. -
2 fill
1. transitive verb1) (make full)fill something [with something] — etwas [mit etwas] füllen
filled with — voller [Reue, Bewunderung, Neid, Verzweiflung] (at über + Akk.)
be filled with people/flowers/fish — etc. voller Menschen/Blumen/Fische usw. sein
2) (occupy whole capacity of, spread over) füllen; besetzen [Sitzplätze]; (fig.) ausfüllen [Gedanken, Zeit]the room was filled to capacity — der Raum war voll besetzt
fill the bill — (fig.) den Erwartungen entsprechen; (be appropriate) angemessen sein
3) (pervade) erfüllenlight filled the room — Licht strömte in das Zimmer
4) (block up) füllen [Lücke]; füllen, (veralt.) plombieren [Zahn]5) (Cookery) (stuff) füllen; (put layer of something solid in) belegen; (put layer of something spreadable in) bestreichen6) (hold) innehaben [Posten]; versehen [Amt]; (take up) ausfüllen [Position]; (appoint somebody to) besetzen [Posten, Lehrstuhl]2. intransitive verb3. nounfill [with something] — sich [mit etwas] füllen; (fig.) sich [mit etwas] erfüllen
eat/drink one's fill — sich satt essen/trinken
have had one's fill of something/doing something — genug von etwas haben/etwas zur Genüge getan haben
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/27233/fill_in">fill in- fill out- fill up* * *[fil] 1. verb1) (to put (something) into (until there is no room for more); to make full: to fill a cupboard with books; The news filled him with joy.) füllen2) (to become full: His eyes filled with tears.) sich füllen3) (to satisfy (a condition, requirement etc): Does he fill all our requirements?)4) (to put something in a hole (in a tooth etc) to stop it up: The dentist filled two of my teeth yesterday.) füllen, stopfen2. noun(as much as fills or satisfies someone: She ate her fill.) die Fülle, zu Genüge- filled- filler
- filling
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- fill up* * *[fɪl]I. n1. (bearable amount)to drink one's \fill seinen Durst stillento eat one's \fill sich akk satt essento have one's \fill of sth von etw dat genug haben\fill of gasoline [or petrol] Tankfüllung fa \fill of tobacco eine Pfeife Tabakto have had one's \fill of sth genug von etw dat habenII. vt1. (make full)▪ to \fill sth etw füllento \fill a bottle eine Flasche [voll] füllen [o abfüllen]to \fill a pipe eine Pfeife stopfen▪ to \fill sth etw füllento \fill a stadium ein Stadion füllento \fill a crack einen Spalt [o Riss] verspachtelnto \fill a tooth einen Zahn plombieren4. FOOD\fill the mushrooms with the prepared stuffing die Pilze mit der vorbereiteten Füllung füllen5. (pervade)▪ to \fill sth etw erfüllenhappy sounds \filled the room der Raum war mit [o von] fröhlichen Klängen erfüllta strong sweet smell \filled the air ein starker, süßer Geruch lag in der Luft6. (cause to feel)to \fill sb with fear jdn mit Furcht erfüllen geh7. NAUTto \fill a sail ein Segel aufblähento \fill a vacancy/job/position [with sb] eine freie Stelle/Position [mit jdm] besetzen9. (carry out duties of)to \fill a role/position eine Rolle/Position übernehmen10. (utilize)to \fill the day/time [by] watching television den Tag/die Zeit mit Fernsehen verbringen; (bridge)to \fill time die Zeit überbrücken11. (satisfy)to \fill a need einen Bedarf [ab]deckento \fill a gap [or need] in the market eine Marktlücke schließen, in eine Marktlücke stoßento \fill an order einen Auftrag ausführento \fill a prescription AM eine Medizin zubereitento \fill a vacuum [or void] eine Lücke schließen12. (satiate)III. vitheir eyes \filled with tears sie hatten Tränen in den Augen, ihnen traten [die] Tränen in die Augenthe buckets were quickly \filling with water die Eimer waren schnell voller Wasser2. AM ECON, FIN\fill or kill [einen/den Börsenauftrag] unverzüglich ausführen oder stornieren, [eine/die Option] ausüben oder aufgeben* * *[fɪl]1. vt1) bottle, bucket, hole füllen; pipe stopfen; teeth plombieren; (wind) sails blähen; (fig) (aus)füllenI need something to fill my day — ich brauche etwas, um meinen Tag auszufüllen
2) (= permeate) erfüllenfilled with anger/admiration — voller Zorn/Bewunderung, von Zorn/Bewunderung erfüllt (geh)
filled with emotion —
the thought filled him with horror/hope — der Gedanke erfüllte ihn mit Entsetzen/Hoffnung
3) post, position (employer) besetzen; (employee, = take up) einnehmen; (= be in) innehaben; need entsprechen (+dat); role übernehmenwe are looking for a young man to fill the post of assistant editor — wir suchen einen jungen Mann, der den Posten eines Redaktionsassistenten einnehmen soll
I think she will fill the job very nicely — ich denke, sie wird die Stelle sehr gut ausfüllen
4) theatre, seats füllenthe lecture room was filled to capacity — der Hörsaal war bis auf den letzten Platz besetzt
2. visich füllen3. nI've had my fill of him/it (inf) — ich habe von ihm/davon die Nase voll (inf), ich habe ihn/das satt
she's had her fill of disappointments — sie hat mehr als genug Enttäuschungen erlebt
* * *fill [fıl]A s1. eat one’s fill sich satt essen;have had one’s fill of fig von etwas, jemandem genug haben, etwas, jemanden satthaben;weep one’s fill sich ausweinen2. Füllung f (Material oder Menge):3. US Erd-, Steindamm mB v/tfill sb’s glass jemandem einschenkeninto in akk)3. die Pfeife stopfen4. (mit Nahrung) sättigen5. die Straßen etc bevölkern, füllenfilled with fear (envy) angsterfüllt (neiderfüllt);7. einen Posten, ein Amta) besetzenb) ausfüllen, bekleiden:fill sb’s place jemandes Stelle einnehmen, jemanden ersetzen8. a) einen Auftrag, eine Bestellung ausführenb) ein Rezept ausfertigenthe sails filled with wind die Segel blähten sich im Wind* * *1. transitive verb1) (make full)fill something [with something] — etwas [mit etwas] füllen
filled with — voller [Reue, Bewunderung, Neid, Verzweiflung] (at über + Akk.)
be filled with people/flowers/fish — etc. voller Menschen/Blumen/Fische usw. sein
2) (occupy whole capacity of, spread over) füllen; besetzen [Sitzplätze]; (fig.) ausfüllen [Gedanken, Zeit]fill the bill — (fig.) den Erwartungen entsprechen; (be appropriate) angemessen sein
3) (pervade) erfüllen4) (block up) füllen [Lücke]; füllen, (veralt.) plombieren [Zahn]5) (Cookery) (stuff) füllen; (put layer of something solid in) belegen; (put layer of something spreadable in) bestreichen6) (hold) innehaben [Posten]; versehen [Amt]; (take up) ausfüllen [Position]; (appoint somebody to) besetzen [Posten, Lehrstuhl]2. intransitive verb3. nounfill [with something] — sich [mit etwas] füllen; (fig.) sich [mit etwas] erfüllen
eat/drink one's fill — sich satt essen/trinken
have had one's fill of something/doing something — genug von etwas haben/etwas zur Genüge getan haben
Phrasal Verbs:- fill in- fill out- fill up* * *(in) v.ausfüllen v. v.abfüllen v.auffüllen v.füllen v.sättigen v.vollstopfen v. -
3 disgust
1. noun(nausea) Ekel, der (at vor + Dat.); (revulsion) Abscheu, der (at vor + Dat.); (indignation) Empörung, die (at über + Akk.)2. transitive verbin/with disgust — angewidert; (with indignation) empört
anwidern; (fill with nausea) anwidern; ekeln; (fill with indignation) empören* * *1. verb(to cause feelings of dislike or sickness in: The smell of that soup disgusts me; She was disgusted by your behaviour.) anekeln2. noun(the state or feeling of being disgusted: She left the room in disgust.) der Ekel- academic.ru/20989/disgusting">disgusting- disgustingly* * *dis·gust[dɪsˈgʌst]sth fills sb with \disgust etw ekelt jdn anto step back in \disgust [from sth] angeekelt [o angewidert] [von etw dat] zurückweichen[much] to sb's \disgust [sehr] zu jds Entrüstungto express one's \disgust [at sth] seine Entrüstung [o Empörung] über etw akk zum Ausdruck bringenin \disgust entrüstet, empörtto do sth in \disgust etw tun aus Empörung darüber, dass...II. vt▪ to \disgust sb1. (sicken) jdn anwidern [o anekeln2. (appal) jdn entrüsten [o empören]* * *[dɪs'gʌst]1. nEkel m; (at sb's behaviour) Entrüstung f, Empörung fin disgust — voller Ekel/Empörung
2. vt(person, sight) anekeln, anwidern; (actions) empören* * *disgust [dısˈɡʌst]A v/tbe disgusted with life lebensüberdrüssig sein2. empören, entrüsten:be disgusted at ( oder with) sb empört oder entrüstet sein über jemanden, sich sehr über jemanden ärgern ( → A 1)in disgust mit Abscheu:fill with disgust → A 1* * *1. noun(nausea) Ekel, der (at vor + Dat.); (revulsion) Abscheu, der (at vor + Dat.); (indignation) Empörung, die (at über + Akk.)2. transitive verbin/with disgust — angewidert; (with indignation) empört
anwidern; (fill with nausea) anwidern; ekeln; (fill with indignation) empören* * *(at, for) n.Widerwille (gegen) m. n.Abstoß -ë f.Ekel nur sing. m. v.anekeln v.anwidern v.einen Ekel haben ausdr.ekeln v.empören v.entrüsten v.verärgern v. -
4 възмущавам
rouse s.o.'s indignation, outrage; fill with indignation, make indignantвъзмущавам се be indignant/outraged (от at, with s.o.); be filled with indignationresent ( от-)* * *възмуща̀вам,гл. rouse s.o.’s indignation, outrage; fill with indignation, make indignant;\възмущавам се be indignant/outraged (от at, with s.o.); be filled with indignation; resent (от -).* * *disgust:He turned away in възмущавам. - Той се извърна от възмущение.* * *1. resent (от -) 2. rouse s. o.'s indignation, outrage;fill with indignation, make indignant; 3. ВЪЗМУЩАВАМ ce be indignant/outraged (от at, with s. o.);be filled with indignation -
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I v/t (aufbringen) anger; stärker: infuriate, outrage; (beleidigen) insult, affront geh.; (schockieren) shock; stärker: scandalize, appalII v/refl* * *sich empörento be outraged* * *em|pö|ren [ɛm'pøːrən] ptp empört1. vtto fill with indignation, to outrage; (stärker) to incenseSee:→ auch empört2. vr"das ist unerhört!", empörte sich der Schulmeister — "that's scandalous!", said the schoolmaster indignantly
* * *(to disgust: His habits revolt me.) revolt* * *em·pö·ren *[ɛmˈpø:rən]I. vt▪ jdn \empören to outrage [or incense] sb, to fill sb with indignationII. vr1. (sich entrüsten)▪ sich akk [über jdn/etw] \empören to be outraged about [or by] sb/sth, to be incensed by sb/sth, to be filled with indignation by sb/sthsie empörte sich über sein Benehmen his behaviour outraged her* * *1.transitives Verb fill with indignation; incense; outrage2.reflexives Verb become indignant or incensed or outraged (über + Akk. about)* * *A. v/t (aufbringen) anger; stärker: infuriate, outrage; (beleidigen) insult, affront geh; (schockieren) shock; stärker: scandalize, appalB. v/r1. be outraged (gegen against)* * *1.transitives Verb fill with indignation; incense; outrage2.reflexives Verb become indignant or incensed or outraged (über + Akk. about)* * *v.to disgust v. -
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I v/t (erzürnen) fill s.o. with indignation, anger, incense; stärker: infuriate; (schockieren) shockII v/refl become ( oder be) very indignant ( über + Akk at, about s.th.), get ( oder be) angry (at, about s.th., with s.o.); be up in arms (over, about); (schockiert sein) be shocked (at); „Unsinn!“, entrüstete er sich „Rubbish!“ he retorted angrily* * *sich entrüstento be indignant* * *ent|rụ̈s|ten [ɛnt'rʏstn] ptp entrü\#stet1. vt(= empören) to fill with indignation, to outrage; (= zornig machen) to incense, to anger; (= schockieren) to outrage, to scandalize2. vrdas ist unerhört!, entrüstete sich die alte Dame — that is scandalous!, said the old lady incensed
* * *ent·rüs·ten *▪ sich akk über jdn/etw \entrüsten to be indignant about [or at] sb/sth; (stärker) to be outraged by sb/sth* * *1.reflexives Verb2.sich [über etwas (Akk.)] entrüsten — be indignant [at or about something]
transitives Verbüber etwas (Akk.) entrüstet/aufs höchste entrüstet sein — be indignant/outraged at something
* * *über +akk at, about sth), get ( oder be) angry (at, about sth, with sb); be up in arms (over, about); (schockiert sein) be shocked (at);* * *1.reflexives Verb2.sich [über etwas (Akk.)] entrüsten — be indignant [at or about something]
transitives Verbüber etwas (Akk.) entrüstet/aufs höchste entrüstet sein — be indignant/outraged at something
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(кого-л./что-л.)
1) (приводить в негодование)
revolt, anger, fill with indignation; rouse the indignation (of); make indignant
2) устар. (побуждать к мятежу)
stir up
3) (выводить из состояния покоя)
trouble* * *revolt, anger, fill with indignation* * *perturbscandalizeshock -
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вж. възмущавам* * *възмутя̀,възмуща̀вам гл. rouse s.o.’s indignation, outrage; fill with indignation, make indignant;\възмутя се be indignant/outraged (от at, with s.o.); be filled with indignation; resent (от -).* * *вж. възмущавам -
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несовер. - возмущать;
совер. - возмутить( кого-л./что-л.)
1) (приводить в негодование) revolt, anger, fill with indignation;
rouse the indignation (of) ;
make indignant сильно возмущать кого-л. ≈ to make smb.'s blood boil, to exasperate smb.
2) уст. (побуждать к мятежу) stir up, incite
3) (выводить из состояния покоя) trouble, disturb, perturbвозмущ|ать -, возмутить (вн.) rouse smb.`s indignation, outrage( smb.) ;
~аться, возмутиться be* indignant, be* outraged;
~ение с.
1. indignation;
с ~ением indignantly;
2. астр. perturbation;
магнитное ~ение magnetic disturbance;
~ённый indignant.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > возмущать
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несовер. - возмущать;
совер. - возмутить (кого-л./что-л.)
1) (приводить в негодование) revolt, anger, fill with indignation;
rouse the indignation (of) ;
make indignant сильно возмущать кого-л. ≈ to make smb.'s blood boil, to exasperate smb.
2) уст. (побуждать к мятежу) stir up, incite
3) (выводить из состояния покоя) trouble, disturb, perturbБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > возмутить
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гл.1) ( приводить в негодование) revolt, fill with indignation, rouse the indignation (of), make indignant2) ( выводить из состояния покоя) trouble, disturb, perturb -
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возмутить (вн.)1. ( приводить в негодование) revolt (d.), fill with indignation (d.), rouse the indignation (of), make* indignant (d.)сильно возмущать кого-л. — make* smb.'s blood boil; exasperate smb.
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(кого-л./что-л.)несовер. - возмущать; совер. - возмутить1) ( приводить в негодование)revolt, anger, fill with indignation; rouse the indignation (of); make indignantсильно возмущать кого-л. — to make smb.'s blood boil, to exasperate smb.
2) устар. ( побуждать к мятежу)stir up, incitetrouble, disturb, perturb -
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16 indignare
indignare qualcuno make s.o. indignant, arouse s.o.'s indignation* * *indignare v.tr. to shock; to fill (s.o.) with indignation; to outrage, to offend: indignare qlcu., to provoke (o to arouse) s.o.'s indignation.◘ indignarsi v.intr.pron. to be filled with indignation, to be indignant; to get* angry; to be shocked; (offendersi) to be offended, to be piqued: indignare per il comportamento di qlcu., to be shocked by s.o.'s behaviour.* * *[indiɲ'ɲare]1. vtindignare qn — to make sb indignant o angry, fill sb with indignation
2. vip (indignarsi)indignarsi per — to be (o get) indignant about o at
* * *[indiɲ'ɲare] 1.verbo transitivo to make* [sb.] indignant, to fill [sb.] with indignation2.* * *indignare/indiŋ'ŋare/ [1]to make* [sb.] indignant, to fill [sb.] with indignationII indignarsi verbo pronominaleto get* indignant, to become* indignant ( per about, over). -
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gonfler [gɔ̃fle]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbb. ( = dilater) to swell• il nous les gonfle ! (inf!) he's a pain in the neck (inf)c. ( = grossir) [+ prix, résultat] to inflate ; [+ effectif] ( = augmenter) to swell ; ( = exagérer) to exaggerate ; [+ moteur] to soup up (inf)2. intransitive verb( = enfler) [genou, cheville, bois] to swell ; [pâte] to rise* * *gɔ̃fle
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1) ( remplir d'air) ( avec la bouche) to blow up [ballon]; to fill [poumon] (de with); to puff out [joue]; ( avec une pompe) to inflate [pneu]être gonflé à bloc — [pneu] to be fully inflated; fig [personne] to be raring (colloq) to go
le vent gonfle la voile — the wind swells ou fills the sail
2) ( faire grossir) [personne] to flex [muscle]; [objet] to make [something] bulge [poche]; [eau] to saturate [éponge]; [pluie] to make [something] swollen [rivière]; [sève] to swell [bourgeon]3) fig4) ( augmenter) to increase [effectifs]; to push up [prix]; to inflate [statistiques]; to exaggerate [importance]5) Automobile to soup up [moteur, voiture]
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verbe intransitif1) ( enfler) [pied, paupière] to swell (up); [riz, bois, éponge] to swell; [gâteau, pâte] to rise2) ( augmenter) [effectifs] to increase* * *ɡɔ̃fle1. vt1) [pneu, ballon] to blow up, to inflate, (avec pompe) to pump upTu devrais gonfler ton pneu arrière. — You should pump up your back tyre.
2) [chiffres, importance] to inflate3) * (= ennuyer) to bore2. vi1) [pied] to swell2) CUISINE, [pâte] to rise* * *gonfler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( remplir d'air) ( avec la bouche) to blow up [ballon, pneu]; to fill [poumon] (de with); to puff out [joue]; ( avec une pompe) to inflate, to pump up [ballon, pneu]; être gonflé à bloc [pneu] to be fully inflated; fig [personne] to be raring○ to go; le vent gonfle la voile the wind swells ou fills the sail; le vent gonfle ma chemise the wind makes my shirt billow;2 ( faire augmenter) [personne] to tense, to flex [muscle]; [objet] to make [sth] bulge [poche, sac]; [eau] to saturate [éponge]; [pluie] to make [sth] swollen [rivière]; [sève] to swell [bourgeon]; la limonade gonfle l'estomac lemonade makes you feel bloated;3 fig la joie gonflait mon cœur my heart was bursting with joy; leur victoire les a gonflés d'orgueil their victory has gone to their heads;4 ( augmenter) to increase [bénéfices, effectifs]; to bump up○, to push up [prix]; to inflate [statistiques]; to exaggerate [importance];6 Cin to enlarge, to blow [sth] up [film];7 Aut to soup up [moteur, voiture].B vi1 ( enfler) [pied, sein] to swell (up), to get swollen; [visage, paupière] to swell (up), to become puffy; [riz, bois, éponge] to swell; [gâteau, pâte] Culin to rise; laisser gonfler le riz leave the rice to swell;2 ( augmenter) [somme, effectifs] to increase; faire gonfler les prix to push prices up.C se gonfler vpr1 ( enfler) [voile] to swell, to fill; [rivière] to become swollen; l'éponge se gonfle (d'eau) the sponge becomes saturated with water; se gonfler d'orgueil fig to be full of one's own importance;2 ( augmenter) [recette, budget, effectifs] to increase (de by).[gɔ̃fle] verbe transitifavoir le cœur gonflé de peine/de chagrin/de joie to be heartbroken/grief-stricken/overjoyed2. [faire grossir - voiles] to fillles yeux gonflés de sommeil/de larmes eyes swollen with sleep/with tears3. [augmenter - prix, devis] to inflate, to push up (separable) ; [ - frais, statistiques] to exaggerate, to inflate ; [ - importance, impact] to exaggerate, to blow out of all proportion ; [ - moteur] to soup up5. (très familier) [irriter]————————[gɔ̃fle] verbe intransitif[riz] to swell (up)2. [enfler] to be puffed up ou bloated————————se gonfler verbe pronominal————————se gonfler verbe pronominal intransitif1. [voile] to swell[éponge] to swell up2. [se remplir de gaz] to inflate3. (figuré) -
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em·pö·ren * [ɛmʼpø:rən]vtjdn \empören to outrage [or incense] sb, to fill sb with indignationvr1) ( sich entrüsten)sich [über jdn/etw] \empören to be outraged about [or by] sb/sth, to be incensed by sb/sth, to be filled with indignation by sb/sth;sie empörte sich über sein Benehmen his behaviour outraged hersich [gegen jdn/etw] \empören to rebel against sb/sth -
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несов. - возмуща́ть, сов. - возмути́ть; (вн.)1) ( приводить в негодование) revolt (d), fill (d) with indignation, rouse the indignation (of), make (d) indignantси́льно возмуща́ть кого́-л — make smb's blood boil; exasperate smb
мы возмущены́ (тв.) — we are outraged (by), we are indignant (at)
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( tremare) tremble, quiver* * *fremere v. intr.1 to quiver (with sthg.), to tremble (with sthg.), to shudder; ( palpitare) to throb; ( vibrare) to thrill, to vibrate: mi fa fremere quando ci penso, it gives me the shivers to think of it; le corde fremono, the strings quiver; fremeva d'ansia, d'eccitazione, she was quivering with anxiety, excitement; fremere di gioia, to throb (o to thrill) with delight; fremere di impazienza, to fret (with impatience); fremere d'ira, to tremble with rage; fremere d'orrore, to shudder with horror; fremere di sdegno, to quiver with indignation; fremere per il desiderio di partire, to fret (o to quiver) with impatience to leave; non risposi ai loro attacchi, ma dentro di me fremevo, I did not reply to their criticisms but inwardly I was fuming (o furious) // far fremere d'ira, to fill with rage (o to enrage)* * *['frɛmere]verbo intransitivo (aus. avere) [labbra, mano] to quiver, to tremble; [ persona] to fidget, to simmerfremere per l'eccitazione — to shiver o twitch with excitement
* * *fremere/'frεmere/ [2](aus. avere) [labbra, mano] to quiver, to tremble; [ persona] to fidget, to simmer; fremere di gioia to thrill; fremere per l'eccitazione to shiver o twitch with excitement.
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