1.
(informal) very angry.
（非正式）非常愤怒。
2.
It made me boil with rage.
那情景使我非常愤怒。
3.
intense anger (usually on an epic scale).
非常愤怒（经常是对重大事件）。
4.
a feeling of intense indignation (now used only in the phrase "in high dudgeon").
一种强烈愤慨的情绪（现在只用于词组“非常愤怒”）。
5.
The public were outraged by the decision.
公众对这一决定非常愤怒。
6.
It makes me sick to see her being treated so badly.
我看到她受到这样虐待非常愤怒.
7.
He was very mad at his wife's desertion.
他对他妻子的离家出走非常愤怒。
8.
It make me sick to see her be treated so badly
我看到她受到这样虐待非常愤怒
9.
When very angry, people seldom act in a rational way.
当非常愤怒时，人们很少有合理的行为。
10.
He felt deeply incensed by/at the way he had been treated.
他受到那样的待遇感到非常愤怒.
11.
He was so angry that he tackled to for a fight in right earnest.
他非常愤怒，动真格地打了起来。
12.
When King Arthur heard the news, he was furious.
当亚瑟王知道这个消息时，他非常愤怒。
13.
The Lord God was very angry when he learnt this, and drove both Adam and Eve from Paradise.
上帝听到此事，非常愤怒，把他俩赶出了天堂。
14.
It makes my blood boiled when I read about violence among young people
读到有关年轻人暴力行动的报导令我非常愤怒
15.
were now very jealous and very angry about his success.
现在对他的成功更是又嫉妒又非常愤怒。
16.
She said she was angry about the treatment of blacks in America.
她说，她对美国黑人的不公平待遇感到非常愤怒，
17.
Sarah gets angry at the rebellious colonists.
莎拉对这些反叛的殖民地居民非常愤怒，
18.
It makes my blood boil when I read about violence among young people.
读到有关年轻人暴力行动的报导令我非常愤怒。