No. 9,972 in Spanish
cabreado
"Cabreado" means "angry" or "pissed off" in English.
In a sentence
Estoy cabreado porque no me avisaron sobre la reunión.
I am angry because I wasn't informed about the meeting.
In this sentence, 'cabreado' is used as an adjective to express a state of feeling upset or angry in a personal context.
Se puso cabreado cuando vio su coche rayado.
He got angry when he saw his car scratched.
Here, 'cabreado' illustrates a sudden emotional reaction to an unpleasant surprise, commonly seen in spontaneous situations.
Siempre se cabrea cuando alguien llega tarde.
He always gets angry when someone arrives late.
'Cabreado' is used here to describe an habitual reaction to a specific trigger, signifying a pattern of behavior when faced with a particularly irritating action.
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