Recently, jargon has firmly settled in the daily life of a Russian citizen. Half of the words used by the population of the Russian Federation are not included in classical dictionaries, and are something new and unknown for foreigners. The meaning of the word "infuriates" is suggestive.
Irritable and very angry
This word occurs in different contexts and is pronounced differently: angry, displeased, jokingly, mockingly:
- "Don't piss me off!".
- "Well, why are you so mad?".
- "Stop freaking out - let's have fun!".
- "Ew, how they piss me off, these lessons!".
The word "infuriates" gradually revived other related words: "mad", "pissed off", "rabies".
It's worth getting started with the verb "infuriates".
To enrage is to annoy, anger, annoy. When a person says, "I am furious," he is in a state of intense anger. The highest degree of annoyance and irritation is expressed in the word"rabies".
"You're crazy!" - means nothing more than "You are not yourself today, too angry, quick-tempered, in a strong rage."
The word is banned
Some Christians avoid using words associated with the root "demon". From their point of view, to enrage is to become like demons, evil spirits.
Raging is a modern expression for having fun, with jokes, laughter and games. "We were so mad!" - teenagers enthusiastically exclaim, and this will mean that they had an unforgettable leisure time yesterday.
However, for religious people, words derived from the root "bes" have a diabolical meaning. "Rage", "enrage" are similar to the word "rage".
Saying the phrase "You piss me off", or something similar, a person incurs evil spirits, demons and demons that can take possession of his being.
However, do not take various superstitions to heart. Negative information from all sides, recently "enrages" against the background of fresh slang expressions looks rather soft.
