No. 4,107 in Dutch
angry
The Dutch word "angry" means "boos" in English, which translates to feeling upset or mad.
In a sentence
Ik ben boos omdat mijn trein te laat is.
I am angry because my train is late.
The word 'boos' directly translates to 'angry' and expresses personal frustration due to the delay of the train.
De leraar werd boos toen de leerlingen niet luisterden.
The teacher got angry when the students didn't listen.
Here, 'boos' is used to signify the teacher's reaction of displeasure and irritation due to the students' behavior.
Hij kijkt boos naar mij, ik weet niet waarom.
He looks angry at me, I don't know why.
In this sentence, 'boos' describes the outward appearance and demeanor of a person, hinting at negative emotions.
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