„furiously" in Dutch

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Translations · 4

• furious→furieus ▶
• furious→woest ▶
• furious→ziedend ▶
• furious→razend ▶

Phrases · 6

• Leave the scene furiously→Woedend vertrekken
• He left the scene furiously.→Hij vertrok woedend.
• Furious→Woedend
• furious→Woede oncontroleerbaar
• to be furious→woedend zijn
• Is he furious?→Kunt u uw woede niet beheersen?

Example sentences · 20

• Colorless green ideas sleep furiously. → Kleurloze groene ideeën slapen woedend.
• I'm furious. → Ik ben woedend.
• A minute later we were both in a hansom, driving furiously for the Brixton Road. → Een minuut later zaten we allebei in een koets en raasden we naar Brixton Road.
• I was furious. → Ik was woedend.
• Tom is furious. → Tom is woedend.
• He was furious. → Hij was woedend.
• She was furious. → Ze was woedend.
• It makes me furious. → Het maakt me kwaad.
• He told me he was furious. → Hij vertelde me dat hij woedend was.
• I know that Tom will be furious. → Ik weet dat Tom woedend zal zijn.
• Republicans were furious. → Republikeinen waren woedend.
• My parents were furious. → Mijn ouders waren woedend.
• You looked like you were furious. → Je zag eruit alsof je woedend was.
• Mother will be furious for sure! → Moeder zal zeker woedend zijn!
• My brother was furious after I drove his car. → Mijn broer was woedend nadat ik in zijn auto had gereden.
• His furious father grounded him for a week. → Zijn woedende vader gaf hem een week huisarrest.
• Even though he apologized, I'm still furious. → Hoewel hij zich verontschuldigd heeft, ben ik nog steeds razend.
• The dog had done its business on the carpet. Tom was furious. → De hond had zijn behoefte gedaan op het tapijt. Tom was woedend.
• He became furious with the boy who scolded him. → Hij werd woedend op de jongen die hem uitschold.
• In fact, his sister was even more furious when she heard it. → En zijn zus was helemaal woedend toen ze dat hoorde.

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