infuriated

英 [ɪnˈfjʊərieɪtɪd]

美 [ɪnˈfjʊrieɪtɪd]

v.  使极为生气; 使大怒; 激怒
infuriate的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：infuriated　过去式：infuriated　

BNC.33060 / COCA.27963

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使十分恼火;使大怒;激怒
  If something or someoneinfuriatesyou, they make you extremely angry.
  1. Jimmy's presence had infuriated Hugh...
     吉米的到场激怒了休。
  2. The champion was infuriated by the decision...
     冠军获得者对这一决定十分恼火。
  3. It infuriates us to have to deal with this particular mayor.
     不得不跟这位市长打交道让我们大为光火。

英英释义

adj

• marked by extreme anger
  1. the enraged bull attached
  2. furious about the accident
  3. a furious scowl
  4. infuriated onlookers charged the police who were beating the boy
  5. could not control the maddened crowd
  Synonym:angeredenragedfuriousmaddened

双语例句

• Jimmy's presence had infuriated Hugh
  吉米的到场激怒了休。
• The prospect of teachers passing out prophylactics to their pupils has infuriated some parents.
  想到老师将分发避孕套给学生使一些家长愤慨不已。
• He was infuriated by the police man's rough treatment of his wife.
  警察粗暴地对待他妻子使他很愤怒。
• When I was a teacher, nothing infuriated me more than a paper with a lot of misspelled words.
  在我以前当老师的时候，最令我生气的莫过于单词拼写错误连篇的论文。
• But while that won him support among Hispanic voters, it infuriated many Republicans, particularly in the South.
  虽然这为他赢得了西班牙裔选民的支持，却激怒了许多共和党人，特别是南方的共和党人。
• Her refusal to compromise infuriated her colleagues.
  她拒绝让步，这激怒了她的同事。
• Infuriated, he gave them each a kick.
  这个招翻了他，给他们一人一脚。
• The champion was infuriated by the decision
  冠军获得者对这一决定十分恼火。
• The boy's laugh infuriated abner.
  小伙子的笑声惹恼了艾布纳。
• But where Clinton imposed sanctions on firms doing business with Cuba, he infuriated allies like Canada but eluded a certain Republican trap.
  但克林顿对于与古巴有生意往来的公司施加制裁，激怒了像加拿大这样的盟国，但也避开了共和党的某种圈套。