What are the idioms to describe troubles?

Idioms describing troubles include: burning with anger, going on the rampage, going on the rampage, becoming angry from embarrassment, and being furious.

Explanation:

Angry nü hu ǒ zh not ng sh ā o; In my heart. Anger burns in my heart. Describe the inner anger.

The source is the Song Dynasty's Jessica Hester Hsuan Collection: "What does the virtual boat touch?" Although the gas gets angry, it is empty. "

Be furious bào tiào rú léi: grumpy and impatient. Anger calls for jumping, as violent as thunder. Describe anxiety, anger and temper tantrums.

The source "Ancient Poetry is Jiao Zhongqing's Wife": "I have a father and a brother, and I am sexually violent."

Go on the rampage: Stop it. Anger is uncontrollable. Described as angry.

Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in Appearance comes back to the 27th time: "Mr. Jia is lifting the bedding of Master Wang himself. When Master Wang came back and saw it through the door, he suddenly became angry. "

Become angry from embarrassment n m: n m: o xi ch é ng n ù was angry because he was so ashamed that he couldn't step down.

The source of Qing Li Garbo's "Officialdom in the Appearance" is the thirty-first time: "Wu Elab became angry when he saw Tian Xiaozi say such a thing."

Angry, angry, angry.

The twelfth time of Qing Yuan Wei Xiuren's Flower Moon Mark: "[Qian Tongxiu] smashed the smoke lamp on the ground with one hand and said,' Well, you did it all the way!'" "I came out angrily and got on the bus."

Make sentences:

Hearing the adulteress's foul language, Song Jiang was furious, raised his knife and ended her life with one knife.

Every time I do something wrong, my mother will fly into a rage, but this time, my mother told me the truth that "things are no more than three", which made me feel ashamed.

Wang Ching-wei flew into a rage when he heard that he was a traitor and traitorous.

Secretary Li refused manager Wang's pursuit, and manager Wang fired her embarrassedly.

He gnashed his teeth with anger and wanted to get even with each other.