infuriate

vt.

使大怒，激怒；

adj.

狂怒的；

过去式：infuriated过去分词：infuriated现在分词：infuriating第三人称单数：infuriates

1. I feel infuriate and humiliating!!
   我感到震惊和耻辱!!

1. In a languid manner he designed to infuriate her.
   他显出无精打采的样子,故意想激怒她。
2. I was infuriated by/with their constant criticism.
   他们没完没了地批评把我给气坏了。

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