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enfadarse

to get angry, to get upset

e n f a ˈd a ɾ s e → enfadar
enfad anger + ar Infinitive + se Reflexive
verb Rare #34,461
to get angry, to get upset Reflexive infinitive; often used for becoming angry (rather than making someone else angry).
SP: Es fácil enfadarse cuando hay mucho tráfico.
EN: It’s easy to get angry when there’s a lot of traffic.
Conjugation of enfadar
Subjunctive imperfect
SingularPlural
Third enfadara —

El jefe va a enfadarse conmigo.

The boss is going to be angry with me.

Tom no pudo evitar enfadarse con Mary.

Tom couldn't help getting angry with Mary.

No hay motivo para enfadarse.

There’s no reason to get angry.

Él tiene la tendencia a enfadarse.

He has a tendency to get angry.

Tiende a enfadarse por nada.

He tends to get angry over nothing.

No hay nada por lo que enfadarse.

There's nothing to be angry about.

Van a enfadarse conmigo.

They're going to be angry with me.

No suele enfadarse.

He doesn't usually get angry.