Examples of using "Wściekły" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I became angry.
- I got mad.
- I got angry.
He is still angry.
It is rare for him to get angry.
I'm very angry now.
- Tom is furious.
- Tom's angry.
- Tom's mad.
- Tom is enraged.
- Tom is infuriated.
- Tom is mad.
- He is furious with anger.
- He is boiling with rage.
I think he was angry.
Tom seemed angry.
The governor of Texas was furious.
What are you mad about?
You bet I'm angry.
- I know you're still mad.
- I know that you're still mad.
- Tom is angry with us.
- Tom is mad at us.
Tom is upset at me.
If you do that, Tom will get angry.
- Tom isn't mad at Mary.
- Tom is not mad at Mary.
- Tom isn't upset with Mary.
Even though he apologized, I'm still furious.
Even though he apologized, I'm still furious.
Tom must be furious with Mary.
The section chief was really livid. What did you do?
Tom is never going to stop being mad at me.
Tom was so angry that he couldn't speak.
I'm sure Tom is mad at me.
- I'm mad at Tom.
- I'm angry at Tom.
Should he hear of your marriage, he will be furious.
Tom didn't tell me why he was so angry.
Had she told me the truth in the first place, I wouldn't be angry now.
His head had been shattered by a savage blow from some heavy weapon.
If you refuse, Tom will be furious.
The captain was so angry he refused to give the crew shore leave.
Outraged, Edward raised an army and invaded, starting the First War of Scottish Independence…
I was beside myself with jealousy when my youngest sister rose in the world.
Tom is angry with Mary.