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1 гнев
муж.anger; ire, wrath поэт.скрывать свой гнев — to hide/dissemble one's anger
в припадке гнева — in a fit of anger; in a temper
взрыв гнева — outbreak/burst of anger
распалять гневом — to incense, to infuriate
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2 навлекать
(что-л. на кого-л./что-л.)несовер. - навлекать; совер. - навлечьincur; bring (on); draw (on)навлекать на себя подозрения — to draw suspicion upon oneself; to arouse suspicion
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3 вызывать недовольство
1) General subject: discontent, disgruntle, dissatisfy, disaffect, incur displeasure, spark anger2) Makarov: cause discontent, engender discontentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вызывать недовольство
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4 гнев
1) General subject: anger, angriness, choler, despite, displeasure (incur somebody's displeasure - навлечь на себя чей-либо гнев), exasperation, fireworks, furor, furore, fury, heat, irritation, muck, passion, rage, teen, temper, wrath, aggression, outrage, spleen2) Colloquial: bate, dander, paddywhack, spunk3) Poetical language: ire4) Religion: enragement6) Makarov: a transport of rage, aggravation, transport of rage
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