The pronunciation of angry is: British [ɡri]; American [ɡri].

Vocabulary collocations: angry altercation, angry creases, angry eyes, angry face, angry feeling, angry glance, angry lecture, angry look, angry expression

, angry hornet. Angry hornet.

angry trance, angry wolf, ferocious wolf, angry words, angry sea, angry sky, stormy weather, curiously angry, dangerously angry, foolishly angry.

Examples: 1. His imperious look makes us angry. His imperious look makes us angry.

2. Don't be angry over such trivial matters. Don't be angry over such trivial matters.

3. He shouts when he gets angry, as is often the case. He shouts when he gets angry, as is often the case.

4. There was an angry squall from the bedroom. There was an angry shout from the bedroom.

5. The players were jostled by an angry crowd as they left the field. The players were jostled by an angry crowd as they left the field.

Disadvantages of being angry blindly: 1. The brain reacts slowly.

If you are often angry, the rhythm of brain excitation and inhibition will be destroyed, which will accelerate the aging of brain cells.

2. Irregular heartbeat.

Anger will speed up the heartbeat and increase the contractility of the heart, causing a large amount of blood to rush to the brain and face, reducing the blood supply to the heart and causing myocardial hypoxia.

In order to supply enough oxygen, the heart has to work twice as hard, causing irregular heartbeats.

3. Increase liver fat.

When you are angry, your body will secrete a substance called catecholamines, which will increase blood sugar, enhance lipolysis, and increase free fatty acids in the blood and liver cells.

Free fatty acids have strong cytotoxicity. They are like delicacies to the body like delicacies to liver cells. They are indispensable if they are missing and harmful if they are too much.