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Dictionary French → English: [colère]

Translation 1 - 41 of 41

	French	English
	froid `{adj}` `[rage,` `colère]`	controlled
	remonté `{adj}` `[en` `colère]`	angry
	remonté `{adj}` `[en` `colère]`	furious
	remonté `{adj}` `[en` `colère]`	irate
	remonté `{adj}` `[en` `colère]`	livid `[angry]`
Verbs
	encourir qc. `[colère]`	3 to incur sth.
	apaiser qc. `[colère,` `inquiétude]`	to calm sth.
	céder `[fig.]` `[colère]`	to subside `[e.g.` `anger]`
	désarmer `[colère,` `haine]`	to abate
	désarmer qc. `[colère]`	to defuse sth.
	dominer qc. `[colère]`	to control sth.
	éclater `[être` `exprimé]` `[colère]`	to erupt
	éclater `[se` `mettre` `en` `colère]`	to lose one's temper
	enflammer qc. `[colère]`	to fuel sth.
	envahir qn. `[colère]`	to overwhelm sb. `[anger]`
	envahir qn. `[colère]`	to take hold of sb. `[anger]`
	envenimer qc. `[colère]`	to fan the flames of sth.
	éteindre qc. `[colère,` `désir,` `passion]`	to subdue sth.
	exploser `[colère,` `joie]`	to break out `[epidemic,` `fire,` `war,` `illness,` `etc.]`
	s'apaiser `[vent,` `orage,` `colère,` `troubles]`	to die down
	s'enfler `[colère]`	to mount
	s'estomper `[colère]`	to die away
	s'éteindre `[colère,` `douleur]`	to subside
	soulever qc. `[enthousiasme,` `colère,` `dégoût]`	to arouse sth.
Nouns
	assouvissement `{m}` `[de` `colère]`	assuaging
	crise `{f}` `[fam.]` `[colère]`	outburst
	frémissement `{m}` `[dû` `à` `la` `joie,` `la` `colère,` `à` `l'impatience,` `au` `plaisir]`	quiver
	hargne `{f}` `[colère]`	spiteful anger
2 Words: Verbs
	frémir de qc. `[indignation,` `impatience,` `colère,` `joie,` `plaisir]`	to quiver with sth.
	s'emparer de qn. `[colère]`	to possess sb. `[e.g.` `anger]`
	s'exposer à qc. `[colère,` `rechute,` `mort]`	to risk sth.
	se calmer `[éléments,` `tempête,` `révolte,` `passions,` `colère]`	to die down
3 Words: Verbs
	avoir les boules `[fam.]` `[être` `en` `colère]`	to be angry
	avoir les boules `[fam.]` `[être` `en` `colère]`	to be annoyed
	avoir les boules `[fam.]` `[être` `en` `colère]`	to be infuriated
	avoir les boules `[fam.]` `[être` `en` `colère]`	to be sore `[coll.]` `[angry]`
	avoir les boules `[fam.]` `[être` `en` `colère]`	to be upset `[angry]`
	avoir les boules `[fam.]` `[être` `en` `colère]`	to be ticked off `[idiom]` `[angry]`
	loc. s'en prendre à qn. `[passer` `sa` `colère` `sur]`	to take it out on sb. `[to` `vent` `one's` `anger` `on]`
4 Words: Verbs
	donner libre cours à qc. `[colère,` `indignation]`	to give vent to sth.
5+ Words: Verbs
	prendre le mors aux dents `[personne]` `[colère` `subite]`	to fly off the handle `[coll.]`

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