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I P.P. aufbringen* * *fuming; indignant; furious; shirty* * *auf|ge|bracht ['aufgəbraxt]adjoutraged, incensedSee:→ auch aufbringen* * *auf·ge·brachtI. adj outraged, infuriated, incensed▪ [über jdn/etw/wegen einer S. gen] \aufgebracht sein to be outraged [or infuriated] [or incensed] [with sb/with sth/over sth]über was bist du denn so \aufgebracht? what are you so outraged [or infuriated] [or incensed] about?II. adv in outrage* * *B. adj angry, US mad umg (gegen with;über +akk at, about)* * *adj.angry adj.enraged n.furious adj. -
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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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I P.P. entrüsten* * *indignant* * *ent|rụ̈s|tet [ɛnt'rʏstət]1. adj(= empört) (highly) indignant, outraged; (= zornig) incensed; (= schockiert) outraged, scandalized2. advindignantly, outraged* * *1) (to be very angry and make a great protest (about something): He is up in arms about the decision to close the road.) be up in arms2) (angry, usually because of some wrong that has been done to oneself or others: I feel most indignant at the rude way I've been treated; The indignant customer complained to the manager.) indignant* * *ent·rüs·tetII. adv indignantly* * ** * *adj.enraged adj.indignant (at, with) expr. -
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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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1. angers2. angry3. enraged4. enrages5. incensed
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