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1·He used to get angry at the very mention of her name.

过去一听人提到她的名字他总是很生气。

2·I get angry at things that never used to get me angry.

一向不会让我生气的事，现在竟让我生气。

3·When I was in Japan, I had to pretend4 I was shy, so people wouldn't get angry at me!

我在日本时不得不假装我很害羞，免得惹别人生气。

4·Some teens lose their tempers more than usual and get angry at their friends or families.

一些青少年比平时更容易发脾气，常迁怒于他们的朋友和家人。

5·If we truly accepted our helplessness over others, would we continue to get angry at them?

如果我们真正接受自己对影响改变他人的“无能为力”，那我们还会继续对他们感到愤怒吗？

6·Moderation:Avoid extremes; do not get angry at injuries, even if you think they deserve censure.

适度：避免走极端；对别人的中伤，即使你认为应当收到谴责，也勿动怒。------中庸无过不及，恰倒好处。

7·For example, a woman might get angry at her husband for coming home late or forgetting their wedding anniversary.

例如，妻子可能因为丈夫回家太晚或忘记他们的结婚纪念日而生气。

8·For example, a woman might get angry at her husband for coming home late or forgetting their wedding anniversary.

比如，一个妻子由于丈夫回家晚了或者忘记结婚周年纪念日而生气。

9·Himself get angry at a friend's, we have to learn tolerance, are the so-called prime minister which goes to punt.

在朋友把自己弄生气时，我们要学会宽容，正所谓“宰相肚里能撑船。”

10·My own path of self-discovery led me to a startling conclusion: we don't get angry at facts; we get angry at our interpretation of facts.

在我进行自我探索的道路上，我得出一个惊人的结论：人们并不是对事件本身生气，而是缘于自己对事件的理解。