rage
🇺🇸
/reɪdʒ/
🇬🇧
/reɪdʒ/
noun
C1
very strong anger that is hard to control
He felt a sudden rage when he heard the news.
R
angry and violent behavior caused by a situation
Road rage can be dangerous for everyone.
verb
R
to show great anger, often by shouting
She raged at her brother for breaking her toy.
R
to continue in a violent or intense way
The storm raged through the night.
R
to spread quickly and strongly
The fire raged through the forest.
R
to go out and have fun
They raged at the party all night long.
translation
very strong anger that is hard to control; angry and violent behavior caused by a situation
to show great anger, often by shouting; to continue in a violent or intense way; to spread quickly and strongly; to go out and have fun
Word Forms
3rd Present
rages
Past
raged
Perfect
raged
Progressive
raging
Plural
rages