outraged

v.

引起…的义愤，激怒( outrage的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. Gwendolyn Hatcher, former inspector general of the city Department of Cultural Affairs, told a federal jury that an outraged Myerson stormed into her office with three of her top aides in tow.
   前[纽约]市文化局调查主任哈彻告诉联邦陪审团说：怒气冲冲的迈尔森带领着她的三个高级幕僚闯入她的办公室。
2. Ashamed into anger and at the instigation of Mrs.Tooth, the outraged husbands attached Jack.
   恼羞成怒成怒的丈夫们在图丝太太的指使下，把杰克打翻在地。
3. Incompetence outraged him.
   他对自己的无能深感愤怒

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