Airada (en. Angry)

/aiˈɾaða/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

Definition: That shows or expresses anger or fury.

Example Sentence: Her words were angry and full of contempt.

Sus palabras fueron airadas y llenas de desprecio.

Definition: That manifests with great emotional intensity.

Example Sentence: The angry response from the audience was unexpected.

La respuesta airada del público fue inesperada.

Definition: That provokes or generates a state of indignation.

Example Sentence: The critic's angry comment caused a stir.

El comentario airado del crítico causó revuelo.

Etymology/Origin: It comes from the Latin 'irata', which means 'angry' or 'fury'.

Common Phrase: to rise up angry

Meaning: To get angry or upset suddenly.

levantarse airado

Common Phrase: to be angry

Meaning: In a state of emotional anger.

estar airado

Common Phrase: to let out an angry outburst

Meaning: To express anger vehemently.

soltar una airada

Related Word: anger

Related Word Description: Intense feeling of anger.

ira

Related Word: annoyance

Related Word Description: State of discomfort or displeasure.

enfado

Related Word: rage

Related Word Description: Intense anger that sometimes manifests violently.

rabia

Slang Meaning: To be very angry.

Slang Example: She was angry after what she heard in the meeting.

Estaba airada tras lo que escuchó en la reunión.

Slang Meaning: To react with great fury.

Slang Example: Her angry response took everyone by surprise.

Su respuesta airada tomó a todos por sorpresa.