Was heißt »wirsch« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

bär­bei­ßig:

crusty

grouchy

gruff

grumpy

barsch:

dry

gruffy

brüsk:

brusque

brusquely

derb:

rough

fle­gel­haft:

boorish

impudent

grob:

coarse

impolite

rough

rude

grob­schläch­tig:

uncouth

harsch:

raw

rough

nass­forsch:

brash

cocky

very forward

pam­pig:

soggy

rau:

rough

rau­bei­nig:

bluff

rough-and-ready

rü­de:

rude

rü­pel­haft:

coarse

loutish

rus­ti­kal:

rustic

rustically

schroff:

gruff

un­freund­lich:

unfriendly

unkind

un­ge­ho­belt:

unplaned

un­höf­lich:

discourteous

impolite

un­wirsch:

disquietingly

splenetic

stroppy

un­zi­vi­li­siert:

uncivilized

ver­är­gert:

angrily

annoyed

cross

disgruntled

exasperated

resentful

wild:

wild

Antonyme

er­freut:

delighted

pleased

ge­las­sen:

calm

serene

Englische Beispielsätze

• We didn't want to make anyone angry.

• I'm not allowed out because my mum is angry with me.

• I suppose you've got your reasons for being angry.

• I'm not angry any more.

• I don't get angry often.

• Mary jabbed Tom in the ribs, angry at having been woken again by his snoring.

• Although he could never really be angry with her – he loved her too much for that – Tom let Mary see that she'd hurt him.

• You're still angry, aren't you?

• Mary got angry with me.

• Did that make Tom angry?

• Tom knew Mary would be angry with him.

• Tom knew that Mary would be angry with him.

• Tom and Mary are angry with John.

• Is Tom angry with us?

• Tom's probably not angry with you any more.

• Tom's not angry any more.

• He got very angry.

• "I can't help feeling that Tom's angry with me." "Oh, rubbish! Why would he be angry with you? He loves you more than anything."

• Tom is quite angry at the moment.

• If he'd told me the truth, I wouldn't be angry now.