angriest

IPA/ˈæŋ.ɡri/
KK[ˈæŋɡriəst]IPA/ˈæŋ.ɡri/

angriest — 形容詞

  • angriestpositive
  • more angriestcomparative
  • most angriestsuperlative

1. feeling the strongest anger of all toward someone because of something they have

1.形容詞A2
釋義

最生氣

對某人感到最強烈的憤怒

feeling the strongest anger of all toward someone because of something they have said or done

例句

Walid was the angriest person at the meeting when the library budget was cut.

圖書館預算被刪減時,Walid 是市政會議上最生氣的人。

superlative + person + place context

Of everyone in the office, Sana looked the angriest after the unfair announcement.

辦公室裡所有人當中,不公平的公告發布後,Sana 看起來最生氣。

同義詞
  • furious

    stronger than angry, suggests wild, uncontrolled anger

  • outraged

    angry because of something seen as unfair or wrong

  • livid

    extremely angry, often with a sense of shock

反義詞
  • calmest

    the opposite in terms of emotional state

  • happiest

    the opposite emotional extreme

文法句型

the angriest + noun

the angriest of + plural noun

用法筆記

Superlative form of 'angry'. Use for comparing three or more people or situations; for two items, use the comparative form 'angrier'.

常見錯誤

She was the angriest of the two sisters.
She was the angrier of the two sisters.
💡Use 'angrier' (comparative) for two, 'angriest' (superlative) for three or more.

2. used to describe the sea, sky, or wind when the weather looks extremely violent

2.形容詞B2
釋義

最狂暴的

形容海面或天空最猛烈的狀態

used to describe the sea, sky, or wind when the weather looks extremely violent and threatening, as if about to cause damage

例句

The fisherman said this was the angriest sea he had seen in forty years.

漁夫說,這是他四十年來見過最狂暴的大海。

angriest sea — collocation for stormy sea

Above the harbor, the angriest sky Hyun had ever witnessed turned completely black by noon.

港口的天空是 Hyun 見過最狂暴的,中午時分就完全變黑了。

同義詞
  • fiercest

    focuses on violent strength rather than appearance of anger

  • wildest

    suggests uncontrolled, chaotic conditions

反義詞
  • calmest

    opposite weather conditions

  • gentlest

    suggests mild, peaceful conditions

文法句型

the angriest + sea/sky/waves

用法筆記

This sense is limited to natural elements such as the sea, sky, clouds, or wind. It is not used for people, objects, or animals.

常見錯誤

The angriest dog barked at the mailman.' (weather sense)
The angriest sea crashed against the rocks.
💡Only use for weather or natural forces, not for living things.

3. describing a part of the body that is infected or injured and looks very red, sw

3.形容詞C1
釋義

最紅腫的

傷口發炎最疼痛的狀態

describing a part of the body that is infected or injured and looks very red, swollen, and extremely painful — the most severely inflamed

例句

The doctor pointed to the angriest part of Ada's wound and said it was infected.

醫生指著 Ada 傷口上最紅腫的部位,說那裡已經感染了。

medical register: angriest part of wound

Of all the insect bites on Karim's arm, his wrist had the angriest one.

Karim 手臂上所有蟲咬的痕跡中,他的手腕那處最紅腫。

同義詞
反義詞
  • healthiest

    opposite of infected or inflamed

  • calmest

    describing skin that is not irritated

文法句型

the angriest + body part/noun for wound

用法筆記

This medical sense is used only for infected or injured body parts such as wounds, cuts, burns, or bites. It never describes a person's emotions, even though the same word is used.

常見錯誤

The patient felt the angriest because of the long wait.' (emotion sense)
The angriest part of the rash needed antibiotic cream.
💡The inflamed sense is for physical redness and pain, not feelings.