But to many people, it's a baffling, if not infuriating disruption.

但对许多人来说，这令人感到困惑的混乱，果不令人愤的话。

I'm sure you can think of many, many more but if I wanted to describe what it was that was making me feel a certain way, angry or upset, then I would use at or by.

我相信你能想到很多很多，但果我想描述什么我产生了某种感觉的话，愤不安的感觉，那么我会用 at by。

It turns out that high arousal makes more of an impact on the decision to share something than whether it's positive or negative, especially if what's being shared taps into feelings of awe, anger, or anxiety.

事实证明，高的觉醒对分享的决定比这个消息正面负面的影响更大，尤果分享的内容人产生敬畏、愤虑感觉的话，效果则更加明显。

I mean, if I can decide to be resentful and jealous, I can damn well decide to be happy and be the kind of husband that you deserve.

我说，果我能决定愤和嫉妒的话，我同样也能决定快乐，成为你值得去爱的老公。

Almost instantly, we try to assess who is to blame, how badly it's hurt, and what happens if we act with anger.

几乎即时的，我们会尝试搞清楚谁应该背锅，受到的伤害有多严重，以及果我们表现出愤的话会怎么样。

So when your parents say things that feel like anger, don't come.

所以当你的父母说出你感觉像愤的话时，不要回应。

Stacia, why are you so outraged by what he's saying?

斯塔西亚，为什么你对他说的话此愤？

The expression " how dare you" or " how dare she" is the beginning of a question you ask when you are angry at what someone has said;you think what they said or did was wrong.

" 这个表达“你怎么敢” “她怎么敢” 在你对某人说的话感到愤时提出的问题的开头； 你觉得他们说的做的不对。

You know how to get out of your rage space, if you are even aware that you have a rage space, because some people are raised to believe that they know, I just don't get angry.

你知道何从你的愤空间中走出来，果你意识到你有一个愤空间的话，因为有些人从小就被教育认为他们不会生气。

The king ordered the man to be brought before him, and threatened with angry words that unless he could before the morrow point out the thief, he himself should be looked upon as guilty and executed.

国王下令把他带到他面前，并用愤的话威胁说， 除非他能在明天之前指出小偷，否则他本人将被视为有罪并被处决。

" Do you want me then, " said Estella, turning suddenly with a fixed and serious, if not angry, look, " to deceive and entrap you" ?

“那么，你要我欺骗你，引诱你吗？”埃斯特拉突然转过身来，带着一种坚定而严肃——果不愤的话——的表情问道。

He was startled by their angry reaction to his innocent remark.

【innocent】他们对他那毫无恶意的话此愤，使他大为惊讶。

Mr. Clark was truly and literally a gentle-man. I never heard him utter a hasty, angry, fault-finding word.

克拉克先生名副实的绅士。我从未听他说过一句仓促、愤、挑剔的话。