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mad (A2)

カタカナ: マッド

IPA: /mæd/

Feeling strong annoyance or displeasure. In American English, this is the standard way to say someone is angry.

意味: 強い苛立ちや不快感を感じていること。アメリカ英語では、誰かが怒っていることを表す一般的な表現です。

She was mad at him for forgetting her birthday. — She was mad at him for forgetting her birthday.
He got mad when his computer crashed. — He got mad when his computer crashed.

Japanese translations of Mad:

mad at (prepositional phrase): Angry with a person or thing. — "He was mad at his brother for borrowing his car."
mad about (prepositional phrase): Very enthusiastic or excited about something. — "Are you mad about the new movie?"
go mad (phrasal verb): Become very angry or crazy. — "If this rain doesn't stop, I'm going to go mad."