infuriate是什么意思

双语用例

• Nothing infuriates people in this country more than inappropriate byelaws—that applies to both views: those who want the byelaws and those who do not.

• Here is another thing which absolutely infuriates me.

• I do not know whether the suppliers are exploiting the position, but, were they to do so, society as a whole would be infuriated.

• After all, you cannot cure earthquakes with pills, or offer a bun to an infuriated tiger.

• The exasperation of the local police can only be imagined: they would have been as infuriated as she was.

• What infuriates me as one who has always used public transport is the lack of coordination between railways and buses.

• Everyone knows how infuriating it is to be held up at those crossings, and sometimes the amount of time lost is serious.

• Nothing infuriates them more than fatuous politicians preaching harder work to them.