1·I promise I won't make you angry angry.
我保证不会再让你生气。
2·I know you are angry with me, but I don't know what you are angry about.
我知道你生我的气，但我不知道你因为什么而生气。
3·I'd get angry with him because he isn't angry enough.
我会因为他不够愤怒而生他的气。
4·In the sentences 'I'm angry' and 'He became a politician', 'angry' and 'politician' are complements.
在句子 I'm angry 和 He became a politician 中，angry 和 politician 为补语。
—— 《牛津词典》
5·If people are angry, he'd get angry, too.
如果大众正在发怒，他也会发怒。
6·If the news story makes you angry, it's probably designed to make you angry.
如果新闻故事让你生气，它可能就是故意让你生气的。
7·Instead, our results suggest that the successful dogs realized that a smiling mouth means the same thing as smiling eyes, and the same rule applies to an angry mouth having the same meaning as angry eyes.
相反，我们的研究结果表明，成功的狗，意识到微笑的嘴和微笑的眼睛是一样的，同样的规律也适用于生气的嘴和生气的眼睛。
8·Picture yourself when you're angry – If you imagine how you look and behave while you're angry, it gives you some perspective on the situation.
描绘您自己愤怒时的样子---- 如果您想像一下当您生气时候的样子和行为 它会给您更多的角度看待这种情境。
9·However, these teachers will often find themselves confronted by angry parents, and in turn, angry administrators.
然而，这些老师发现他们总是要面临学生家长和学校管理员的愤怒。
10·My own path of self-discovery led me to a startling conclusion: we don't get angry at facts; we get angry at our interpretation of facts.
在我进行自我探索的道路上，我得出一个惊人的结论：人们并不是对事件本身生气，而是缘于自己对事件的理解。