Examples of using "Zangado" in a sentence and their english translations:
You looked angry.
- I'm not angry!
- I'm not angry.
I'm really angry.
Tom looked upset.
I'm not angry!
You look upset.
He seems angry.
Don't get upset.
- I'm very angry.
- I am very angry.
- Tom looked angry.
- Tom seemed angry.
- Tom looked cross.
- Tom seemed cross.
- Tom looked mad.
- Tom seemed mad.
I'm angry with her.
Tom was very angry.
Tom seemed angry.
Tom doesn't look angry.
Tom was really angry.
Tom is going to be angry.
He got angry with me.
- I hope that you are not angry.
- I hope he's not angry.
I'm mad at both of you.
- I think he was angry.
- I believe that he was angry.
He was drunk and angry.
- Tom looks angry.
- Tom looks mad.
Tom seems to be getting angry.
Tom didn't look angry.
Tom is still very angry.
I'm rarely this angry.
I never get angry.
When angry, count to ten.
He was angry with his wife.
He's very angry with you.
The old man is angry and bitter.
He really makes me angry.
Tom is obviously still very angry.
Dad, are you still upset with me?
He got angry with us.
I'm still upset about it.
I'm very angry.
My father is very angry with me.
- I know that Tom is angry.
- I know that Tom is mad.
- I know Tom is angry.
- I know Tom is mad.
Tom only swears when he's angry.
- Tom didn't seem to be angry.
- Tom didn't seem to be mad.
- I thought Tom might get angry.
- I thought that Tom might get angry.
- Tom was very angry and I was, too.
- Tom was very angry and so was I.
- I'm not angry!
- I'm not angry.
- I doubt that Tom is still mad.
- I doubt Tom is still mad.
I didn't know Tom was angry.
When angry, count to ten before you speak; if very angry, count to one hundred.
Don't be angry with the old people anymore
She flashed him her angry eyes.
I can tell that you're angry.
- What made Tom mad?
- What made Tom angry?
If I were a shareholder, I'd be upset.
- I think Tom is pretty angry.
- I think that Tom is pretty angry.
I bet he will get mad.
Her boyfriend was really angry at her.
Tom didn't seem to be very angry.
Have you ever seen Tom when he's angry?
Bill got mad and called Dick names.
Tell her that I am angry with her.
You're angry now.
Tom got angry with me.
Tom got very angry with Mary.
He is still angry.
Aren't you angry?
Tom seems more annoyed than angry.
- Don't be upset.
- Don't get upset.
She looked at him and knew that he was angry.
"Why not?" "I'm afraid he'll be angry with me."
She inferred from his silence that he was angry.
If you come across an angry rhino, you’re really not gonna get away.
He tends to get angry when people oppose him.
A pint-sized near invisible ghoul that’s born angry and killing by the thousands.
- I said nothing, and that made him angry.
- The fact that I said nothing made him angry.
You are - do not be angry, please - a strange communist.
Why is he angry?
His wife knows how to manage him when he gets angry.
- He is boiling with rage.
- He is very angry.
- He's really angry.
- He's very angry.
- He's very cross.
He's angry at the world.
I'm hungry. I'm not angry.
I'm still angry because of her.
Tom is a very angry boy.
You looked angry.
If you had told me the truth, I would not be angry now.
- Please, don't be angry with me!
- Please don't be angry with me.
My mother told me why my father was so angry with me.
Tom got mad at me.
You're angry now.
Tom is still angry.
He pretended ignorance, which made me still more angry.
When my father found out that I've been going out with Nimrod Nick, he got very angry.