好词典
infuriated
UK //ɪnˈfjʊə.ri.eɪ.tɪd//US //ɪnˈfjʊr.i.eɪ.t̬ɪd//
词源
源自拉丁语 'infuriatus'，由 'in-'（加强语气）和 'furia'（狂怒）组成，15世纪进入英语。
adjective
❶ 形容极度愤怒的状态，比普通生气程度更深，通常因受到不公平对待或挑衅而引起。
“She was infuriated by his constant interruptions during the meeting.”
（她在会议中因他不断打断发言而暴怒。）
“The unfair verdict left the defendant's family infuriated.”
（不公正的判决让被告家属怒不可遏。）
同义词:enraged, furious, incensed
verb
❶ 使某人极度愤怒，指通过某种行为或言语强烈激怒他人。
“The false accusations infuriated the honest employee.”
（不实指控让这位诚实的员工勃然大怒。）
“His arrogant attitude infuriates everyone in the office.”
（他傲慢的态度激怒了办公室所有人。）
同义词:anger, provoke, exasperate
常见短语
infuriated by — 因某事而感到极度愤怒，强调愤怒的具体原因。
“She was infuriated by the lack of apology.”
（她因对方拒不道歉而暴怒。）
infuriated with — 对某人感到极度愤怒，通常指因对方的言行而发怒。
“The teacher was infuriated with the cheating students.”
（老师对作弊的学生怒不可遏。）