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UK//ˈæŋɡri æt juː//US//ˈæŋɡri æt ju//

Meaning of Angry at you

Upset or displeased due to someone's actions.

In simple words: Feeling very upset or mad with someone.

Angry at you in a sentence

  • She was really angry at you for forgetting her birthday.
  • I'm not angry at you, but I wish you had told me sooner.
  • He felt angry at you for not showing up to the meeting.
  • They were angry at you for the changes in the project.
  • Why are you angry at me when I was just trying to help?

How to use Angry at you

Use 'angry at you' when expressing frustration with someone. Avoid in formal situations; better to say 'displeased with you.'

Grammar pattern

angry at + object

Memory hint

Imagine an angry bull charging at you when you let it down.

Related words

Collocations with Angry at you

  • be angry at you
  • get angry at you
  • feel angry at you

Synonyms for Angry at you

  • furious at you
  • irritated with you
  • annoyed with you
  • mad at you
  • cross with you

Common mistakes with Angry at you

  • 'Angry of you' is incorrect.
  • 'Angry on you' is often wrongly used.
  • Confusing with 'mad at you,' which is more casual.

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Frequently asked questions about Angry at you

What does Angry at you mean?

Feeling very upset or mad with someone.

What is the definition of Angry at you?

Upset or displeased due to someone's actions.

How do you use Angry at you in a sentence?

She was really angry at you for forgetting her birthday.

Can you give another example of Angry at you?

I'm not angry at you, but I wish you had told me sooner.

What are synonyms for Angry at you?

Common alternatives include furious at you, irritated with you, annoyed with you, mad at you, cross with you.

What words go with Angry at you?

It commonly pairs with be angry at you, get angry at you, feel angry at you.

What are common mistakes when using Angry at you?

'Angry of you' is incorrect. 'Angry on you' is often wrongly used. Confusing with 'mad at you,' which is more casual.

How do you pronounce Angry at you?

US: //ˈæŋɡri æt ju//, UK: //ˈæŋɡri æt juː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Angry at you formal or informal?

"Angry at you" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Angry at you?

Use 'angry at you' when expressing frustration with someone. Avoid in formal situations; better to say 'displeased with you.'