Examples of using "Enojar" in a sentence and their english translations:
I never want to make you angry.
Don't make me angry.
I have made him angry.
Nothing ever makes him angry.
- You're disgusting!
- You're disgusting.
- That riles me.
Her words made me mad.
His letter made her angry.
Her words angered him.
This answer makes me angry.
Are you trying to get me mad?
- I am afraid of offending you.
- I'm afraid that I might make you angry.
I will become angry.
Tom doesn't want to make Mary angry.
Did I do something to make Tom angry?
They angered me.
He often makes people angry.
He knows how to anger his sister.
- I'm afraid that I might make you angry.
- I'm afraid I might make you angry.
- I wouldn't want to do anything that would make Tom angry.
- I wouldn't want to do anything that would make Tom mad.
If you keep on complaining, I will get mad for real.
What Tom said made you angry, didn't it?
When was the last time you angered your mother?
Tom doesn't know what he did to make Mary so angry.
I'm sure that he'll get angry.
When I make other people angry, I always feel bad myself, whether it was my fault or not.
Even though Fatih Portakal made us angry, he made us laugh a lot and had a lot of fun
This made many people angry.
I'll be mad at you if you keep doing that.