英 [ɪnˈfjʊərieɪt] 美 [ɪnˈfjʊrieɪt]
v. 激怒，使大怒
adj. 狂怒的
第三人称单数infuriates
现在分词infuriating
过去式infuriated
过去分词infuriated
infuriate /ɪnˈfjʊərɪˌeɪt/ TEM8 [ infuriating infuriated infuriates ]
及物动词 If something or someone infuriates you, they make you extremely angry. 激怒
His manner infuriated him.
他的举止激怒了他。
make furious
同义词： exasperate / incense
... Sloppy adj 衣着不整的，做事马虎的；草率的，粗心的；庸俗伤感的；（贬）溅满水等的， 太稀的 Infuriate 大怒；激怒（某人） Thereupon 于是；因此；随即 ...
... jester 小丑，讲笑话的人 infuriated 狂怒的 healing 有治疗功用的 ...
... infuriate vt. 激怒；使大怒 indefensible adj. 站不住脚的；不能防卫的；无辩护余地的 negotiate vt. 谈判，商议；转让；越过 ...
... 触怒 make angry; infuriate; enrag ... 得罪 offend; displease 触怒 make angry; infuriate; enrage ...
infuriating 令人大怒的
infuriated 激怒的；感到愤怒的
infuriation 激怒；激昂
infuriating 使发怒（infuriate的ing形式）
infuriated 激怒（infuriate的过去分词）
Such cases infuriate companies in Europe.
类似这样的案例使欧洲企业非常苦恼。
Such compromises infuriate environmental purists.
这类妥协激怒了环境纯粹主义者。
His view will infuriate mainstream historians.
他的观点将会棘突主流的历史学家。
As President, de Gaulle would go on to infuriate the nations who had liberated France.
And they infuriate venture capitalists, who claim the controls are robbing America of entrepreneurial talent.
Yet again, even on his way out, Lord Black has found a way to infuriate them.