Definition of enraged in English:

enraged

adjective ɪnˈreɪdʒd

Very angry; furious.
an enraged mob screamed abuse
Example sentencesExamples
- Outside, the enraged hijacker pounded on the cockpit door.
- This time the regiment was called out, backed up by several enraged civilians, and the fighting was intense.
- But an enraged Williams increased her efforts to secure the match-winning break.
- Angry words turned to blows, and the enraged Willard drew his pistol and shot the man dead.
- The walls weren't so thick as to block out the shouts of an enraged father.
- The next morning, an enraged Hood put his army in pursuit.
- The others attempted to help her and were likewise stung by the enraged Tarantulas.
- If they were surprised to hear these enraged words from their usual docile sister, they didn't show it.
- The following morning, the entire base was made to parade in front of an enraged station commander.
- Several minutes later we were well away from the enraged geese.
- At best, I can say he draws an amusing enraged dog.
- The Blazers needed a police escort to get past the enraged Mills.
- Many bishops and enraged lay people respond that the injustice is regrettable, but it is the price to be paid.
- This decision follows an immediate outcry by the enraged Indian community in the United States.
- After wandering into shark territory, Oscar has to flee from an enraged Frankie.
- Didn't she feel like storming the barricades in a fit of enraged self-justification?
- As frustration mounted, more and more examples of enraged public figures losing their cool began to appear.
- Tyndareus envied her for he would love nothing better than to follow his enraged child.
- The enraged students wore jeans and American army apparel.
- He drove off the enraged animal with a fish spear.

Definition of enraged in US English:

enraged

adjective

Very angry; furious.
an enraged mob screamed abuse
Example sentencesExamples
- This time the regiment was called out, backed up by several enraged civilians, and the fighting was intense.
- At best, I can say he draws an amusing enraged dog.
- Didn't she feel like storming the barricades in a fit of enraged self-justification?
- Outside, the enraged hijacker pounded on the cockpit door.
- If they were surprised to hear these enraged words from their usual docile sister, they didn't show it.
- The Blazers needed a police escort to get past the enraged Mills.
- The next morning, an enraged Hood put his army in pursuit.
- The walls weren't so thick as to block out the shouts of an enraged father.
- Many bishops and enraged lay people respond that the injustice is regrettable, but it is the price to be paid.
- After wandering into shark territory, Oscar has to flee from an enraged Frankie.
- The enraged students wore jeans and American army apparel.
- He drove off the enraged animal with a fish spear.
- But an enraged Williams increased her efforts to secure the match-winning break.
- As frustration mounted, more and more examples of enraged public figures losing their cool began to appear.
- Several minutes later we were well away from the enraged geese.
- The following morning, the entire base was made to parade in front of an enraged station commander.
- Tyndareus envied her for he would love nothing better than to follow his enraged child.
- Angry words turned to blows, and the enraged Willard drew his pistol and shot the man dead.
- This decision follows an immediate outcry by the enraged Indian community in the United States.
- The others attempted to help her and were likewise stung by the enraged Tarantulas.

词汇	enraged
释义	Definition of enraged in English: enraged adjective ɪnˈreɪdʒd Very angry; furious. an enraged mob screamed abuse Example sentencesExamples Outside, the enraged hijacker pounded on the cockpit door. This time the regiment was called out, backed up by several enraged civilians, and the fighting was intense. But an enraged Williams increased her efforts to secure the match-winning break. Angry words turned to blows, and the enraged Willard drew his pistol and shot the man dead. The walls weren't so thick as to block out the shouts of an enraged father. The next morning, an enraged Hood put his army in pursuit. The others attempted to help her and were likewise stung by the enraged Tarantulas. If they were surprised to hear these enraged words from their usual docile sister, they didn't show it. The following morning, the entire base was made to parade in front of an enraged station commander. Several minutes later we were well away from the enraged geese. At best, I can say he draws an amusing enraged dog. The Blazers needed a police escort to get past the enraged Mills. Many bishops and enraged lay people respond that the injustice is regrettable, but it is the price to be paid. This decision follows an immediate outcry by the enraged Indian community in the United States. After wandering into shark territory, Oscar has to flee from an enraged Frankie. Didn't she feel like storming the barricades in a fit of enraged self-justification? As frustration mounted, more and more examples of enraged public figures losing their cool began to appear. Tyndareus envied her for he would love nothing better than to follow his enraged child. The enraged students wore jeans and American army apparel. He drove off the enraged animal with a fish spear. Definition of enraged in US English: enraged adjective Very angry; furious. an enraged mob screamed abuse Example sentencesExamples This time the regiment was called out, backed up by several enraged civilians, and the fighting was intense. At best, I can say he draws an amusing enraged dog. Didn't she feel like storming the barricades in a fit of enraged self-justification? Outside, the enraged hijacker pounded on the cockpit door. If they were surprised to hear these enraged words from their usual docile sister, they didn't show it. The Blazers needed a police escort to get past the enraged Mills. The next morning, an enraged Hood put his army in pursuit. The walls weren't so thick as to block out the shouts of an enraged father. Many bishops and enraged lay people respond that the injustice is regrettable, but it is the price to be paid. After wandering into shark territory, Oscar has to flee from an enraged Frankie. The enraged students wore jeans and American army apparel. He drove off the enraged animal with a fish spear. But an enraged Williams increased her efforts to secure the match-winning break. As frustration mounted, more and more examples of enraged public figures losing their cool began to appear. Several minutes later we were well away from the enraged geese. The following morning, the entire base was made to parade in front of an enraged station commander. Tyndareus envied her for he would love nothing better than to follow his enraged child. Angry words turned to blows, and the enraged Willard drew his pistol and shot the man dead. This decision follows an immediate outcry by the enraged Indian community in the United States. The others attempted to help her and were likewise stung by the enraged Tarantulas.
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