Examples of using "Kızgın" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is very angry.
- He's really angry.
- He's very angry.
- He's very cross.
My uncle is angry.
- Are you mad?
- Are you angry?
- I'm not angry!
- I'm not angry.
The people are angry.
Zeus is angry.
Poseidon is angry.
- Tom's furious.
- Tom is outraged.
- Tom is enraged.
- Tom is infuriated.
They're angry.
Were you angry?
The sea is angry.
You shouldn't be angry.
My mother is angry.
We're not angry.
You look angry.
You should be angry.
Everyone is angry.
You looked angry.
Many of us are angry.
You didn't seem angry.
Tom isn't mad, but Mary is.
- I think he is angry.
- I think he's angry.
- He is very angry.
- He's really angry.
- He's very angry.
He is angry with me.
Are you angry with me?
Our teacher seemed angry.
She must be angry.
- Are you mad at me?
- Are you angry at me?
Are you angry with Tom?
He's mad at everyone.
She's angry at the world.
She is mad at you.
I'm hungry. I'm not angry.
They're mad at you.
- He looked furious.
- He looked angry.
- He seemed angry.
Tom looks annoyed.
He sounds angry.
Yes, he is angry.
Yes, she is angry.
I'm not mad at Tom.
You sure sound angry.
Tom is mad at you.
Tom is mad at Mary.
- Tom looked angry.
- Tom looked indignant.
- Tom looked mad.
- I thought you'd be angry.
- I thought that you'd be angry.
I can tell that you're angry.
Grace looked angry.
Father is angry with me.
Jane was angry.
I'm not mad at you.
- I know you're angry.
- I know that you're angry.
Mary looks hot.
Tom is still angry.
I understand that you're angry.
I'm not angry anymore.
I'm not really angry.
Tom must be angry.
Aren't you hot?
- Tom is mad at me.
- Tom is angry with me.
She must be mad at me.
She must be mad at you.
I wasn't angry.
My mother must be angry.
Tom didn't seem mad.
Are you angry with him?