人は軽蔑されたと感じたときに最もよく怒る。だから自信のあるものはあまり怒らない。の英語

People are most angry when they feel they are being mocked. That's why those who are confident in themselves seldom become angry.

A hungry man is an angry man.

It's a kind of virtue to keep one's temper.

Suppressing one's anger is a virtue.

I don't like people who get angry easily.

I don't like people who get angry easily.

You had better not say such things, unless you wish to give offence.

You must be careful in speaking to him, for he is quick to take offence.

I felt mean for getting angry.

You get angry when things don't go your way.

It is strange that they should get so angry.

If you say a disagreeable thing lightly, you will not give offence.

I was nothing but angry.

You must be careful in speaking to him, for he is quick to take offence.

I'm not mad.Just sad.

It's unlike him to get so angry.

an angry and disagreeable mood

felt impotent rage

I spoke unguardedly in a fit of passion―in the heat of passion.

We understand your anger.

I understand your anger.

They are not the type of people to get angry.

It's not like I am particularly angry about that.

resentment flared at such an unmannered intrusion

Don't get angry. It won't help you.

Hatred is our enemy.

too good-natured to resent a little criticism

You should not get angry at such trifles.

You looked angry.

I'm not angry.