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cross

cross

Meaning of cross

English

feeling angry with someone

中文

对某人不满、发火的

mad

Pronunciation

British English
/krɒs/
American English — mad
/mæd/

cross with Chinese translation

cross usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇨🇳Chinese

Mom is mad at me.

妈妈对我很生气。

🇬🇧English→🇨🇳Chinese

He looks mad.

他看起来很生气。

cross synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between cross, mad, angry, annoyed, upset, and furious

M
🇬🇧English
mad

Angry with someone; informal American English: mad at someone.

very often

ENDad was mad at me for breaking the window.

angry
🇬🇧English

Neutral word for angry, fine in any style.

very often

ENShe was angry with her brother for lying.

A
🇬🇧English
annoyed

Milder: irritated rather than really angry.

very often

ENI'm a bit annoyed that the bus is late.

U
🇬🇧English
upset

Unhappy or hurt; not necessarily angry.

very often

ENShe was upset when nobody came to her party.

F
🇬🇧English
furious

Much stronger: extremely angry.

often

ENHe was furious when someone scratched his car.

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What does cross mean?

feeling angry with someone

How do you pronounce cross?

cross is pronounced [krɒs].

How is cross used in a sentence?

妈妈对我很生气。 Translation: Mom is mad at me.

Is cross part of Conflicts and Reconciliation vocabulary?

Yes, cross (mad) can be learned in the Conflicts and Reconciliation topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is cross part of Emotions and Feelings vocabulary?

Yes, cross (mad) can be learned in the Emotions and Feelings topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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