furious Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung

aufgebracht; wütend; wutgeladen; erbost adj	furious
aufgebracht, wütend, erbost adj	furious
(sehr) wütend	furious
wild adj	furious
aufgebrachte, wuetend	furious
grimmig	furious
wild	furious
wuetend	furious
grimmigste	most furious
grimmigere	more furious
jdn. in Rage bringen	make sb. furious
aufgebracht; wutgeladen; wütend; erbost adj	furious; spleenful
sich über etw. erbosen	to become furious about sth.
rabiat adj	furious, rough, brutal, ruthless
Meeresabschnitt m mit stürmischer Westwinddrift zwischen 50Â° und 60Â° südlicher Breite meteo. naut.	howling fifties; furious fifties
rabiat adj	furious; rough; brutal; ruthless
Meeresabschnitt m mit stürmischer Westwinddrift zwischen 50° und 60° südlicher Breite meteo. naut.	howling fifties; furious fifties
grimmig, wütend adj grimmiger am grimmigsten	furious more furious most furious
grimmig; wütend adj grimmiger am grimmigsten	furious more furious most furious
jdn. in Rage bringen jdn. bewusst in Rage bringen	make sb. furious to push sb.'s buttons

jdn. in Rage bringen v jdn. bewusst in Rage bringen	to make sb. furious to push sb.'s buttons
wutentbrannt adj wutentbrannter am wutentbranntesten	furious with rage more enraged most enraged
Stinkwut f ugs. eine Stinkwut auf jdn. haben	towering rage to be furious with sb., to be livid with sb. Br.
Stinkwut f ugs. eine Stinkwut auf jdn. haben vor Wut kochen	towering rage to be furious with sb.; to be livid with sb. Br. to be livid with anger
wütend; entrüstet; aufgebracht; zornentbrannt geh.; erzürnt geh.; ergrimmt poet.; fuchsteufelswild ugs. adj (wegen etw.) aufgebrachter Bürger; Wutbürger m Die Leute waren über die Entscheidung entrüstet.	enraged; furious; infuriated (about at by over sth.) enraged citizen People were enraged by at over the decision.
Kragen m; Halskragen m; Halsband n textil. Kragen pl fester Kragen den Kragen hochschlagen jdn. am Kragen packen übtr. Ihm platzt der Kragen. übtr.	collar collars attached collar to turn up one's collar to get sb. by the throat fig. He is getting furious.

Deutsche aufgebracht; wütend; wutgeladen; erbost {adj} Synonyme

aufgebracht �empört �erbost �fuchsteufelswild (umgangssprachlich) �geladen (umgangssprachlich) �rasend (umgangssprachlich) �sauer (umgangssprachlich) �stinksauer (umgangssprachlich) �stinkwütend (umgangssprachlich) �stocksauer (umgangssprachlich) �ungehalten �verärgert �verschnupft (umgangssprachlich) �wütend �wutentbrannt �zornig

aufregen �ärgern �die Freude verderben �empören �entrüsten �erzürnen �in Harnisch bringen �verstimmen �wütend machen �zur Weißglut treiben (umgangssprachlich)

an die Decke gehen (umgangssprachlich) �in Rage geraten �rasend werden �wütend werden

aufgebracht empört erbost fuchsteufelswild (umgangssprachlich) geladen (umgangssprachlich) rasend (umgangssprachlich) sauer (umgangssprachlich) stinksauer (umgangssprachlich) stinkwütend (umgangssprachlich) ungehalten

Englische furious Synonyme

furious Dionysiac abandoned accident-prone acute amok anarchic angry at fever pitch bacchic bellowing berserk bewildered blustering blusterous blustery boiling breakneck browned off careless carried away chaotic coarse concentrated corybantic crazed cursory cutting delirious demented demoniac desperate devil-may-care dirty distracted drastic ecstatic enraged enraptured enthusiastic excessive excited exorbitant expeditious exquisite fanatic fanatical febrile feral ferocious festinate feverish fierce fiery fighting mad flying frantic frenetic frenzied fulminating fuming great haggard harum-scarum hasty headlong hectic hellish hog-wild hopping mad hotheaded howling hurried hysteric hysterical immediate immoderate impetuous in a rage in a tizzy in a transport in hysterics incensed infatuated infuriate infuriated inordinate insane insensate instant intemperate intense intoxicated irate irrational keen last-minute like one possessed livid mad maddened madding maenadic maniac maniacal mindless on the spot orgasmic orgastic orgiastic outrageous overanxious overdesirous overeager overenthusiastic overzealous pandemoniac passing passionate perfervid piercing pissed off possessed precipitant precipitate precipitous prompt provoked quick rabid raging ramping ranting ravening raving raving mad ravished reckless rigorous rip-roaring roaring roaring mad rough running mad running wild savage severe sharp simmering slap-bang slapdash snap speedy splitting stark-raving mad steaming stimulated storming stormy superficial swift tempestuous terrible tornadic tough transported troublous tumultuous turbulent ultrazealous unconscionable uncontrollable unreasonable unrestrained up in arms uproarious upset urgent vehement venomous vicious violent virulent volcanic wanton wild wild-eyed wild-looking wrathful

furiously a corps perdu all to pieces amain angrily apace at once by forced marches carelessly cursorily deliriously demonically desperately distractedly expeditiously fanatically feverishly fiercely frantically frenetically frenziedly hand over fist happen what may hastily head over heels headfirst headforemost headlong heatedly heedlessly heels over head helter-skelter holus-bolus hotfoot hotheadedly hotly hurriedly hurry-scurry immediately impetuously in anger in hot blood in passing indignantly infuriatedly infuriately insensately instantly irately like blazes like crazy like fury like mad like one possessed madly mindlessly on the run overeagerly overenthusiastically overzealously pell-mell precipitantly precipitately precipitously promptly quickly rabidly ramble-scramble recklessly rigorously riotously severely slam-bang slap-bang slapdash speedily stormily superficially swiftly tempestuously troublously turbulently uncontrollably uproariously vehemently venomously violently virulently wantonly wildly with a rush with a vengeance with all haste with dispatch with haste

furious Definition

Furious
(a.) Transported with passion or fury

Furious
(a.) Rushing with impetuosity

furious Bedeutung

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angered enraged furious infuriated maddened	marked by extreme anger, the enraged bull attached, furious about the accident, a furious scowl, infuriated onlookers charged the police who were beating the boy, could not control the maddened crowd
angry furious raging tempestuous wild	(of the elements) as if showing violent anger, angry clouds on the horizon, furious winds, the raging sea
ferocious fierce furious savage	marked by extreme and violent energy, a ferocious beating, fierce fighting, a furious battle

furious Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung

Deutsche aufgebracht; wütend; wutgeladen; erbost {adj} Synonyme

Englische furious Synonyme

furious Definition

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