Examples of using "öfkeli" in a sentence and their english translations:
I didn't feel angry.
- Tom is furious.
- Tom's frantic.
- Tom's furious.
- You sound angry.
- You sound mad.
He's outraged.
I became angry.
Are you furious?
Bumblebees are furry.
The workers are angry.
- Tom will be furious.
- Tom is going to be furious.
She has a hot temper.
He's angry at the world.
She sounds angry.
Tom looked angry.
Tom seems to be angry.
Why should I be angry?
Tom went away angry.
- I think he is angry.
- I think he's angry.
He's really angry.
- Why is he angry?
- Why is she angry?
Tom is probably angry.
She's still mad.
Tom didn't look angry.
He looked furious.
Tom will be angry.
Tom became indignant.
- Tom is furious.
- Tom's furious.
- Tom's mad.
- Tom is outraged.
- Tom is enraged.
- Tom is fierce.
- Tom is livid.
- Tom is mad.
- Tom isn't angry.
- Tom isn't mad.
Tom looks furious.
Tom wasn't angry.
Tom doesn't look angry.
Tom is getting angry.
I can become angry.
Why are they mad?
I don't feel angry.
You sound a bit angry.
Aren't you angry?
I became furious.
I went home angry.
- Tom may be furious.
- Tom might be furious.
- Tom must be furious.
- Tom has to be furious.
Why are they angry?
I hope Tom isn't angry.
Tom seemed to be angry, but not as angry as Mary.
Tom seems to be angry, but not as angry as Mary.
angry, grumpy demeanor.
He tried to soothe the angry man.
Don't worry. I'm not mad at you.
Mother will be furious for sure!
Don't be so outraged.
Tom is angry now.
He was angry and confused.
He is an angry drunk.
I am indignant.
- We all know that you're angry.
- We all know you're angry.
Are you sure you're not angry?
Tom is extremely angry.
Does Tom look angry?
That was an angry bunny.
Tom is angry and unhappy.
Tom is angry and afraid.
- Tom said that he was angry.
- Tom said he was angry.
Tom looks absolutely furious.
- I think Tom is angry.
- I think that Tom is angry.
The angry mob attacked the building.
Are you angry right now?
Why would Tom be angry?
Tom began to feel hot under the collar.
Mary began to feel hot under the collar.
Tom should be angry.
Tom would be furious if he knew.
- Tom said I looked furious.
- Tom said that I looked furious.
Is Tom still angry?
- I think Tom will be furious.
- I think that Tom will be furious.
Tom will probably be furious.
Tom says he isn't angry.
Tom is understandably angry.
Tom is going to be furious when he finds out.