wütend werden
get furious
The phrase 'wütend werden' is the German equivalent of 'get furious' in English. It is used to express a state of intense anger or rage. The word 'wütend' means 'furious' or 'angry' and 'werden' is a form of the verb 'to become'. So, 'wütend werden' literally translates to 'become furious'.
Example sentences using: wütend werden
Wenn ich belogen werde, könnte ich wütend werden.
If I am lied to, I could get angry.
This sentence implies a strong hypothetical reaction and is used to express anger or disapproval in response to certain actions, in this case being lied to.
Es ist besser, keinen Streit anzufangen, sonst könnte ich wütend werden.
It's better not to start a fight, otherwise I could get angry.
This phrase is often used as a warning, suggesting that the speaker's anger could be trigged by potential or impending conflict.
In Anbetracht dessen, was passiert ist, ist es normal, wütend zu werden.
Considering what happened, it's normal to get angry.
This sentence is often used to validate someone's emotions, especially when they are reacting to a negative situation or event. It communicates that getting angry in such a situation is understandable or expected.