fâcher
French → English
(Emotion) To upset: to cause someone to feel annoyed, displeased, or slightly angry
Ton refus catégorique risque de fâcher ton père qui comptait beaucoup sur ton aide.
(English) Your categorical refusal risks upsetting your father, who was counting heavily on your help.
Je suis bien fâché de vous avoir causé ce désagrément par mon retard.
(English) I am very sorry (upset with myself) to have caused you this inconvenience by my lateness.
(Reflexive) To get angry: to lose one's temper or enter into a state of conflict with someone
Il se fâche dès qu'on essaie de critiquer sa méthode de travail.
(English) He gets angry as soon as anyone tries to criticize his work method.
Les deux meilleurs amis se sont fâchés à cause d'un malentendu stupide.
(English) The two best friends fell out (got angry at each other) because of a stupid misunderstanding.
Entry ID: fr:en:fâcher · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary