essere infuriato
Era così infuriato che ha sbattuto la porta.
He was so furious that he slammed the door.
To be extremely angry or enraged.
Dopo aver perso il lavoro, era infuriato con il capo.
After losing his job, he was furious with his boss.
Non essere infuriato con me, ho fatto un errore!
Don't be furious with me, I made a mistake!
This phrase is commonly used to express strong anger in everyday conversations.
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Intensity
Use 'essere infuriato' to express very strong anger, stronger than 'essere arrabbiato'.
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Context
This phrase is more common in spoken Italian than in formal writing.
Word Origin
Derived from the verb 'infuriare' (to enrage) and the past participle 'infuriato', meaning 'enraged'.
Usage Notes
This phrase is often used in informal contexts to describe intense anger. The verb 'infuriare' is more formal and literary.