furious
adjective
uk/ˈfjʊə.ri.əs/us/ˈfʊr.i.əs/furiousadjective(ANGRY)
B2
extremelyangry:
极其生气的，怒不可遏的I was late and he was furiouswithme.我迟到了，他冲我大发脾气。
He's furiousabout/atthe way he's beentreated.他因自己受到这样的对待而大发雷霆。
We had a furiousdebateabout thedeathpenalty.我们就死刑问题吵了个天翻地覆。
Synonyms
angry(EMOTIONAL)
apoplectic
bebesideyourself
crossmainlyUK
incandescent(QUALITY)
incensed
irate
livid(ANGRY)
mad(ANGRY)informal
seething(angry)
sore(ANGRY)USinformal
wrathful
angry
- angryIt does no good to get angry at him - it won't change the situation at all.
- madAre you mad at me?
- soreUSHe's still sore about the way things turned out.
- annoyedHe was annoyed with her for being late.
- irritatedI was irritated that he didn't thank me.
- They were furious when one oftheirbestmanagerswaspoachedby anothercompany.
- She was furious, and withreason.
- I wasexpectinghim to be furious but he was veryrestrained.
- He was so furious about theaccusationsin theletterthat hethreatenedtosue.
- In a furioustiradeofabuse, theoppositionspokespersondemandedthe minister'sresignation.
Angry and displeased
- acrimonious
- acrimoniously
- aggrieved
- amused
- angrily
- fed up
- fed up to the back teethidiom
- fit to be tiedidiom
- furiously
- hacked off
- jaundiced
- livid
- piqued
- pissed off
- pissy
- pouty
- rancorous
- venomous
- wrathful
- wrathfully
furiousadjective(STRONG)
using a lot ofeffortorstrength:
强烈的；激烈的There is a furiousstrugglegoing on between the twopresidentialcandidates.两位总统竞选人之间进行着激烈的争斗。
He set offrunningat a furiouspace.他出发时猛跑了一阵。
Physically strong and powerful
- (as) tough as old bootsidiom
- almighty
- beefy
- billy-o
- brute
- burly
- corded
- invincible
- invincibly
- invulnerable
- keenly
- lusty
- mesomorph
- reckon
- stalwart
- sturdily
- super-powerful
- superhuman
- to be reckoned withidiom
- tough