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| Traduções principais | WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026: | irado | | irate; angry |
Entradas correspondentes do outro lado do dicionário | Traduções principais | WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026: | enraged adj | (very angry) | enraivecido, enfurecido, furioso, irado adj | | | The teacher was enraged when she discovered that several students cheated on the exam. | | irate adj | (person: angry) (pessoa: brava) | irado adj | | | The server grew irate when I asked her to explain the mistake on my bill. | | stonking adj | UK, slang (amazing, astounding) | formidável adj | | | (gíria) | irado adj | | wroth adj | archaic (extremely angry) | indignado, irado adj | | hopping mad adj | figurative, informal (very angry) (com muita raiva) | furioso, irado adj | | | | quicando de raiva expres | | | His stupidity made me hopping mad. | | | I was hopping mad when my ring was stolen. | | in a huff adj | UK, informal (indignant) | irritado, irado adj | | | | com raiva | | | I refused to lend him any more money and he left in a huff. | | jazzed-up adj | informal (made more exciting) (tornado mais interessante) | incrementado adj | | | (informal, figurado) | irado adj | | | I'm impressed by the company's jazzed-up website. | | wrathful adj | literary (furious) | irado, furioso, colérico adj | | | My wrathful father used to yell at the smallest provocation. | | irate adj | (showing anger) | irado adj | | | An irate letter to the magazine editor said the previous issue was offensive to women. | steamed up, steamed-up adj | figurative, informal (angry, excited) (irado, excitado) | irado adj | | | | enfurecido adj | | | (informal) | de cabeça quente expres | | Nota: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun | | | Boy, he's really steamed up over not getting a raise! | | wrathful adj | literary (expressing fury) | irado, furioso, colérico adj | | | The man had a wrathful expression on his face when he first heard the news. | red-hot, red hot adj | figurative (very good, exciting) (BRA, informal: excelente, muito legal) | irado adj | | Nota: The hyphen may be omitted when the adjective follows the noun. | | stonking adv | UK, slang (very) | formidável adj | | | (gíria) | irado | | | The band gave a stonking great performance. | | the bomb n | figurative, informal (sth cool, excellent) | bacana, legal sf | | | (gíria) | irado adj | | | Those new shoes are the bomb! |
| Traduções complementares | WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026: | bad adj | slang, dated (excellent) (gíria) | irado, sinistro adj | | | Oh man, that is so bad! I really like it! | | | Cara, isso é sinistro! Adorei! | | grouse adj | AU, NZ, slang (excellent) (BRA, excelente, gíria) | legal, irado adj | | | (BRA, gíria) | massa adj | | spanker n | informal, dated (outstanding person, thing) (BRA, figurado, gíria: legal) | irado adj | | diamond n as adj | UK, regional, slang (excellent) (BRA, gíria: muito legal, excelente) | irado, louco adj |
| Formas compostas: | WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2026: | storm off vi phrasal | (leave angrily) | sair com raiva expres v | | | | sair enfurecido expres v | | | | sair irado expres v | | | After the argument, he stormed off to pout. Don't storm off; I'm talking to you! | | storm out vi phrasal | (exit angrily) | sair com raiva expres v | | | | sair enfurecido expres v | | | | sair irado expres v | | | He stormed out of the building after arguing with his boss. |
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