To enrage someone is to make them very angry — not a bit annoyed, not merely cross, but pushed into real rage. You enrage a person, a crowd, or even an animal; the feeling itself is rage, and this verb is 'put into rage'.

To enrage someoneEnrage一個人 is to make them very angry就是讓他們非常生氣 — not a bit annoyed, not merely cross不是有點不爽，也不只是有點火大，but pushed into real rage而是被逼到真正的暴怒。You enrage a person, a crowd, or even an animal你可以enrage一個人、一群人，甚至一隻動物；the feeling itself is rage這個感覺本身就是rage（暴怒），and this verb is 'put into rage'而這個動詞的意思就是「使人陷入暴怒」。

News and stories like it: the decision enraged voters; his comments enraged her. It is fairly strong and a little formal; in everyday talk a student might just say made me so angry.

News and stories like it新聞和故事很愛用這個字：the decision enraged votersthe decision enraged voters（這個決定激怒了選民）；his comments enraged herhis comments enraged her（他的話激怒了她）。It is fairly strong and a little formal這個字語氣滿強烈，也有點正式；in everyday talk a student might just say平常講話學生可能就直接說 made me so angrymade me so angry（讓我超生氣）。

Though actually, the form you will meet most is the adjective enraged — she was enraged by the news — more than the live verb at the dinner table. It is almost always about beings who can feel; using it of a broken machine is a joke, not the usual sense.

Though actually, the form you will meet most is the adjective enraged不過其實，你最常遇到的形式是形容詞enraged — she was enraged by the newsshe was enraged by the news（她被那則新聞氣炸了） — more than the live verb at the dinner table而不是飯桌上真的當動詞用的那種說法。It is almost always about beings who can feel這個字幾乎都是用在有感覺的生物身上；using it of a broken machine is a joke, not the usual sense拿來形容壞掉的機器只是玩笑話，不是正常用法。