turn red with anger
The German phrase 'rot werden vor Wut' directly translates to 'get red in anger'. It is used to express that someone is becoming very angry, to the point where their face turns red. The phrase is often used in colloquial language and can be used in both formal and informal contexts.
He couldn't help but turn red with anger after hearing the news.
This phrase can be used to describe someone's emotional state after they received some negative news that made them really angry.
The boss began to turn red with anger after learning that the deadline was missed.
In this context, it can be used to show the boss's frustration and anger at the work situation, particularly about the missed deadline.
She could not hide turning red with anger when she saw his behavior.
This phrase indicates a visible physical change (turning red) in reaction to intense emotion (anger), caused by someone's unacceptable behavior.