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Verbes d'Évocation des Émotions - Verbes pour évoquer la rage

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence à la colère, tels que « ennuyer », « frustrer » et « vexer ».

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Categorized English Verbs of Evoking and Feeling Emotions

to make someone feel annoyed or upset for not being able to achieve what they desire

frustrer

frustrer

Ex: His repeated attempts frustrated him .
to annoy
[verbe]

to make a person feel a little angry

énerver, ennuyer, agacer

énerver, ennuyer, agacer

Ex: His constant annoyed me last week .

to annoy someone, often over small matters

irriter, agacer, énerver

irriter, agacer, énerver

Ex: The ongoing chatter irritating her .
to bait
[verbe]

to provoke or tease someone persistently with criticism or mocking remarks

taquiner, provquer

taquiner, provquer

Ex: She baiting her sister during the argument .
to madden
[verbe]

to make someone angry

rendre fou

rendre fou

Ex: The persistent delays maddened her .
to vex
[verbe]

to annoy someone by intentionally or persistently bothering them with small, annoying actions or behaviors

contrarier, ennuyer

contrarier, ennuyer

Ex: His sarcastic comments vex me .
to irk
[verbe]

to annoy someone, often due to repeated actions or persistent issues

agacer, irriter

agacer, irriter

Ex: The constant noise from the construction irked the residents .

to deeply irritate someone, especially when they can do nothing about it or solve the problem

exaspérer

exaspérer

Ex: The never-ending traffic congestion in the city exasperates commuters, leading to increased stress and frustration.
to gall
[verbe]

to irritate someone deeply, often by showing disrespect or by behaving in a way that is offensive

irriter, outrager

irriter, outrager

Ex: His insensitive remarks galled me .
to peeve
[verbe]

to irritate someone, typically with a minor or petty matter

irriter, agaçer

irriter, agaçer

Ex: The persistent gossiping peeved her .
to rile
[verbe]

to disturb or annoy someone, especially through minor irritations

agaçer, irriter

agaçer, irriter

Ex: The constant whistling of his riled him .
to nettle
[verbe]

to annoy or disturb someone, particularly through minor irritations

agacer, irriter, énerver

agacer, irriter, énerver

Ex: Her habit of humming under her nettled her roommate .
to nark
[verbe]

to irritate or bother someone, especially with small annoyances

agacer, énerver

agacer, énerver

Ex: The persistent delays narked her .

to greatly annoy someone

énerver, agacer

énerver, agacer

Ex: The rude behavior of his coworker hacked him off yesterday.

to tell someone they did something wrong and express one's anger or disapproval about it

reprendre, tancer

reprendre, tancer

Ex: The coach ticked the players off for not following the game plan.
to anger
[verbe]

to make a person feel angry

énerver, irriter

énerver, irriter

Ex: The unfair angered me last week .

to make someone extremely angry

rendre furieux, rendre furieuse

rendre furieux, rendre furieuse

Ex: His condescending attitude towards his infuriated them .
to agitate
[verbe]

to make someone feel annoyed, anxious, or angry

agiter

agiter

Ex: The continuous interruptions agitating her .
to enrage
[verbe]

to cause someone to become extremely angry

rendre furieux, rendre furieuse

rendre furieux, rendre furieuse

Ex: The failure to address the issue enraged the community .
to incense
[verbe]

to provoke extreme anger in a person

faire enrager, mettre en fureur, révolter

faire enrager, mettre en fureur, révolter

Ex: The rude behavior of her incenses her .

to provoke and anger someone so much that they start to hate and oppose one

contrarier

contrarier

Ex: The aggressive tone of the antagonized the recipient .
Verbes d'Évocation des Émotions
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