はらをたて
Meanings
Expression
Verb (1-dan)
1. to take offense; to take offence; to get angry; to lose one's temper
Composed of
abdomen; belly; womb; one's mind; one's real intentions; courage; nerve
to stand up; to put up; to thrust into; to bury into; to make (a noise); to start (a rumour); to make
Examples (35 in total)
Who are you angry at?
I'm angry with her.
He is angry with me.
Are you really not mad at me?
He was angry with his wife.
He was angry with his son.
He's angry with his boss.
Karen is mad at me.
It is no use getting angry at him.
Yumiko was a little angry.
She is very angry with me.
We got angry at his words.
Why was it that she got angry?
Mother often got angry with us.
In fact, the man got angry.
I was angry because he was late.
You have no cause for anger.
He gets angry over trivial things.
I thought that you were mad at Tom.
Mr Wilson is angry with Dennis.
I am angry that she didn't keep her promise.
Are you angry at what I said?
This is why he got angry with you.
She was angry. That is why she remained silent.
The teacher is likely to get angry with the students.
I'm annoyed about them forgetting to pay.
She was angry to find the door locked.
It seems strange that they feel so angry.
He tends to get angry when people oppose him.
The father was angry with his son for doing such a silly thing.
He must be very angry to say such a thing.
Even though he apologized, I'm still furious.
He tends to get angry if you ask a lot of questions.
My mother told me why my father was so angry with me.
Taro gets angry quite quickly.