giận dữ

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The Vietnamese word "giận dữ" is an adjective that means "angry" or "furious." It describes a strong feeling of displeasure or rage.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "giận dữ" to express someone’s emotional state when they are upset or mad about something.
• It is commonly used to describe both people and their reactions.

Examples:

1. Simple Example:

   • "Cô ấy rất giận dữ khi biết sự thật."
   • Translation: "She was very angry when she found out the truth."

2. Advanced Example:

   • "Tôi không thích khi người khác làm tôi cảm thấy giận dữ."
   • Translation: "I don’t like it when others make me feel angry."

Word Variants:

• Giận: This is the base form that means "to be angry" or "to anger."

  • Example: "Anh ấy giận." (He is angry.)

• Dữ: This word can mean "fierce" or "intense" and adds emphasis to the anger.

Different Meanings:

• While "giận dữ" typically refers to anger, it can also describe a state of passionate emotion, though this is less common.

Synonyms:

• Tức giận: Another way to say "angry," which is also commonly used.

  • Example: "Anh ấy tức giận vì bị lừa." (He is angry because he was deceived.)

• Giận: As mentioned, this is a simpler term for "angry."

Summary:

"Giận dữ" is a strong word used to express anger or fury. It can be used in everyday conversation to describe how someone feels when they are upset or annoyed.

Academic

adj

1. angry, furious,

verb

1. to anger, to be envaged