First of all, anger

English [re? d？ ] beauty [re? d？ ]

Anger; Intense and violent; Desire, madness; war mania/hysteria

Lose one's temper and get angry; fashion

He turned blue with anger.

He was livid with anger.

Second, anger.

English [? g？ (r)] Beauty [? ɡ? ]

Anger; Anger; Angry; Frustration and dissatisfaction

Transitive verb & intransitive verb provocation; Make angry; (Old, informal) To cause inflammation or pain in (a wound); angry

Intransitive verbs are angry; angry

The growing anger and frustration of young unemployed people

The growing anger and frustration of the young unemployed.

Third, anger.

English [r? θ] beauty [r? θ]

Anger; rabid

She? Waterfall? Are you online? Love? And then what? Incur? That? Anger? Yes? She? Father. ?

She fell in love, which caused her father's anger.

Four. angry

English [nd? g？ Nen] beauty [nd? ɡ? Tender]

Anger, indignation, anger

The increase in train fares aroused public anger.

The price increase of train tickets aroused public anger.

Verb (short for verb) Anger.

English [ba? L] beauty [ba? l]

Bile; Anger; Bad temper

The critic's comment on the play was just an angry remark.

The critic's comments on the play were just venting his anger.