enojarse

to get angry, to become upset

e n o ˈx a ɾ s e → enojar
enoj anger + ar Infinitive + se Reflexive
verb Rare #31,685
to get angry, to become upset Reflexive verb; used for the act of becoming angry/upset.
SP: Voy a enojarse si sigues gritando.
EN: I’m going to get angry if you keep shouting.
Conjugation of enojar
enojarenojarse
Imperative
SingularPlural
Third enoje —
Past

Tom comenzó a enojarse un poco.

Tom started to get a little angry.

John tiende a enojarse cuando no se sale con la suya.

John tends to get angry when he doesn't get his way.

Tom tenía una buena razón para enojarse.

Tom had a good reason to be angry.

No hay necesidad de enojarse tanto.

There's no need to get so angry.

Es inútil enojarse con él.

It's useless to get angry with him.

Cree que tiene derecho a enojarse.

He believes he has the right to be angry.

— Las flores de la guerra (2011)

Tom empezó a enojarse.

Tom started to get angry.

Ella no tiene ninguna razón para enojarse.

She has no reason to be angry.

No tiene caso enojarse tanto.

There's no point in getting so angry.