Outraged
音标：[ˈaʊtreɪdʒd]

翻译：愤慨的，愤怒的，激怒的

读音：

/ˈaʊ/ - 发音类似于英文单词 "how" 的音。

/reɪdʒd/ - 发音类似于 "raged"（愤怒的）。

用法：
"Outraged" 是形容词，用来描述由于不公正、错误、恶劣的行为或事件引起的强烈愤怒。它通常用于表示某人因某个具体原因而感到极度愤慨。
常用的语境是：在新闻报道中，公众因某个事件而感到愤怒，或某个人对某些行为感到强烈反感。

例句：

The community was outraged by the decision to close the local hospital.

She was outraged when she found out about the unfair treatment.

Many people were outraged by the politician's comments.

The employees were outraged at the unfair distribution of bonuses.

He was outraged to discover that his personal information had been stolen.

The decision to build a new mall on the park was met with outraged protests.

After the trial, the family was outraged by the lenient sentence.

I was completely outraged by the way they treated their customers.

The public was outraged when the company announced layoffs without prior notice.

The citizens were outraged at the government's handling of the crisis.

短语搭配：

Outraged by – 被...激怒
例：She was outraged by the unjust treatment of the workers.

Outraged at – 对...感到愤怒
例：The students were outraged at the sudden cancellation of the event.

Outraged over – 对...感到愤慨
例：People were outraged over the unfair election results.

Outraged protests – 激烈的抗议
例：The decision sparked outraged protests in the streets.

Outraged reaction – 愤怒的反应
例：The announcement received an outraged reaction from the public.