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przymiotnik | czasownik | czasownik | do fraz
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| sore | |||
| irate at | |||
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| be angry with (pf of злиться) | |||
| get shirty; be furious with (someone – на кого-либо); have it in for (на кого-либо); be angry (with); be in a bad temper; be irritated; be mad; get angry; get furious; get mad; become angry | |||
| take umbrage; go crazy | |||
| chuck a mental (collegia) | |||
| do one's scone; lose one's block | |||
| rage of a storm (pf of злиться) | |||
| go through the roof (z484z) | |||
| turn nasty | |||
| rage (of a storm) | |||
| flip lid | |||
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| embitter (pf of злить) | |||
| anger; irritate; make angry; tease; vex | |||
piss off (One woman told protesters they weren’t helping win public sympathy with their actions. “You’re angering people," she said. “No one’s going to leave here going ‘Let’s support these guys.’ You’re pissing us off.”  nsnews.com ART Vancouver) | |||
| get under someone's skin (to irritate or upset someone (Merriam-Webster): A lot of incidents that are considered terrible racist events are likely just one person trying to get under the other person's skin rather than genuinely hating that person due to race. (Reddit) • Difference is all parties understood you called names cause that was the easiest way to get under each other skin and that no one was actually racist. You go home, have dinner, go to sleep, and the next day you just live life like nothing happened. (Reddit) ART Vancouver) | |||
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| обозлившийся: 12 do fraz, 2 tematyki |
| Makarowa | 5 |
| Pospolicie | 7 |