Learning English requires more than just grammar and vocabulary; the key is using it naturally in real-life situations. However, textbook sentences are often too formal and far from everyday expressions. To speak authentic, natural English, exposure to real conversational contexts is essential. Here, we have selected commonly used daily English expressions across social, work, and travel scenarios, helping you move beyond "textbook English" and learn phrases that native speakers actually use. Below is the content from this issue of "8000 Spoken English Sentences: Expressing Anger". Consistent practice will make your English more practical and close to life!
Oh heck. Shux. Shute. Shit. Uh-oh. Not everything is logical. It went down the drain. I almost made it. Do something. I'm so busy. This task is too much for me. I can't make ends meet on my small salary. This is the last straw. Your response is unacceptable. I'm not satisfied with his answer. He's got a chip on his shoulder today. Play fair. What a waste of time and money. You're too generous. He told me all about it. What's taking so long? I can't make it in ten minutes. He looks down on me. You're good for nothing. It drives me crazy. Is that all? That's not enough. He's unfair to me.The above content is organized by 7CaiWan to help you with "8000 Spoken English Sentences: Expressing Anger", hoping it is useful!
noun
1. emptying something accomplished by allowing liquid to run out of it
Synonym: drainage
2. a gradual depletion of energy or resources
e.g. a drain on resources
a drain of young talent by emigration
3. a pipe through which liquid is carried away
Synonym: drainpipewaste pipe
4. tube inserted into a body cavity (as during surgery) to remove unwanted material
noun
1. a disposition to exhibit uncontrolled anger
e.g. his temper was well known to all his employees
Synonym: biliousnessirritabilitypeevishnesspettishnesssnappishnesssurliness
2. the elasticity and hardness of a metal object
its ability to absorb considerable energy before cracking
Synonym: toughness
3. a sudden outburst of anger
e.g. his temper sparked like damp firewood
Synonym: piqueirritation
4. a characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling
e.g. whether he praised or cursed me depended on his temper at the time
he was in a bad humor
Synonym: moodhumorhumour
noun
1. extortion of money by threats to divulge discrediting information
verb
1. stop blaming or grant forgiveness
e.g. I forgave him his infidelity
She cannot forgive him for forgetting her birthday
2. absolve from payment
e.g. I forgive you your debt
noun
1. ornamental objects of no great value
Synonym: folderalfalderolfrillgimcrackerygimcracktrumpery
2. a message that seems to convey no meaning
Synonym: bunknonsensicalitymeaninglessnesshokum
adj
1. being in a tense state
Synonym: edgyhigh-strunghighly strungjitteryjumpynervyoverstrungrestive
adj
1. having a strong distaste from surfeit
e.g. grew more and more disgusted
fed up with their complaints
sick of it all
sick to death of flattery
gossip that makes one sick
tired of the noise and smoke
Synonym: fed up(p)sick(p)sick of(p)tired of(p)
noun
1. control of your emotions
e.g. this kind of tension is not good for my nerves
2. an uneasy psychological state
e.g. he suffered an attack of nerves
Synonym: nervousness