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    Enfadar (en. Anger)

    /en-fa-'dar/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To cause annoyance or irritation to a person.
    Injustice can anger many people.
    La injusticia puede enfadar a muchas personas.
    To experience anger or annoyance.
    I was very angry about my colleague's attitude.
    Me enfadó mucho la actitud de mi compañero.
    To provoke feelings of anger in someone.
    The constant criticisms angered him.
    Las críticas constantes lo enfadaron.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'infatare', which means to inflate, to increase, and by extension, to cause anger.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to get angry over trivial things
    To become irritated over trivial matters.
    enfadar por tonterías
    to anger someone
    To cause anger to a person.
    enfadar a alguien
    you shouldn't anger
    It is a warning not to irritate or bother someone.
    no hay que enfadar

    Related Words

    annoyance
    State of anger or wrath.
    enfado
    anger
    Feeling of displeasure or irritation.
    enojo

    Slang Meanings

    To be in a bad mood
    I'm in a bad mood today, don't provoke me.
    Hoy estoy de malas, no me provoques.
    To have an inflamed liver
    That situation has me feeling inflamed.
    Esa situación me tiene el hígado inflamado.
    To get heated
    Don't heat me up, I'm having a rough day.
    No me calientes, tengo un día complicado.