irately

/aɪˈɹeɪtli/ adv C1 ✓

In an irate manner; angrily.

Word Origin From Latin ira 'anger, wrath' — the same root that gives us ire and irascible. Irate is the adjective meaning 'full of anger,' and irately is the adverb. It's a direct borrowing from Latin, no twists. Related words: ire (anger), irascible (easily angered), and even irritate (to provoke anger, though that comes from a different root).

adv In an irate manner; angrily. C1 ✓

She responded irately to the unfair accusation, her voice shaking with anger.

(副词) 愤怒地

她对不公正的指控愤怒地回应,声音因愤怒而颤抖。

(adverbio) airadamente; con ira; coléricamente; enfadadamente; furiosamente [De manera airada; con ira.]

Ella respondió airadamente a la acusación injusta, con la voz temblando de rabia.

(adverbe) avec colère; furieusement; d'un air furieux; avec fureur [Avec colère ; d'un air furieux.]

Elle a répondu avec colère à l'accusation injuste, la voix tremblante de rage.

(Adverb) wütend; zornig; ergrimmt [auf wütende, zornige Weise; mit deutlichem Ärger.]

Sie reagierte **irately** auf die ungerechte Anschuldigung, ihre Stimme zitterte vor Wut.

(副詞) 怒った様子で、激怒して。

彼女は不当な非難に対し、声を震わせながらirately反論した。

(advérbio) irritadamente; colericamente; enfurecidamente; furiosamente [De maneira irritada; com raiva; encolerizadamente.]

Ela respondeu com raiva à acusação injusta, com a voz tremendo de raiva.

Word parts: irate + ly

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