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| Hlavní překlady |
| rage n | (anger) | zuřivost, vzteklost ž |
| | | vztek m |
| | Amy felt rage when she thought of how her ex had cheated her out of her savings. |
| rage n | (instance of anger) | zuření, vztekání se, běsnění s |
| | Ned's sudden rage took his friends by surprise, especially as he was usually so calm. |
| rage⇒ vi | (act with rage) | zuřit, běsnit, vztekat se ned |
| | Janice listened calmly as her husband raged. |
| rage vi | figurative (move violently) (násilně pokračovat) | zuřit ned |
| | It was a wild and stormy night and the wind raged about the house. |
| Další překlady |
| rage n | (in style, popular) | poslední móda, poslední novinka příd + ž |
| | | poslední výkřik módy fráze |
| | Miniskirts were the rage in the 1960s. |
| rage vi | figurative (disease: spread fast) (přeneseně: nemoc) | zuřit, běsnit ned |
| | The epidemic raged across Europe. |
| rage vi | figurative (trouble: spread fast) | překlad není dostupný |
| | In the mid 19th century, rebellion was raging in southern China. |
| rage against [sth/sb] vi + prep | (be angry about) | zuřit kvůli ned + předl |
| | | být rozlobený kvůli ned, fráze |
| | The villagers raged against the proposed new housing development. |
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