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No. 4,699 in German

verärgert

"Verärgert" means "angry" or "annoyed" in English.

In a sentence

  • Er war verärgert, weil sein Zug verspätet war.

    He was annoyed because his train was delayed.

    Here, 'verärgert' functions as an adjective describing the emotional state of a person, expressing irritation or anger.

  • Die verärgerte Kundin hat sich über den schlechten Service beschwert.

    The annoyed customer complained about the poor service.

    Here, 'verärgerte' is an adjective modifying 'Kundin', describing the customer's emotional reaction to a situation.

  • Sie sprach mit verärgertem Ton zu ihm.

    She spoke to him in an annoyed tone.

    In this sentence, 'verärgertem' describes the tone of voice, showing how an adjective can be used to provide more specific information about a manner or condition.

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