How is the word fulminer translated from French to English

Être très en colère, souvent sans rien dire.

To be very angry, often silently.

verb
English translation
fume

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  • Elle est restée assise à fulminer après la réunion. She sat fuming after the meeting.

  • Une émanation âcre s'échappait de la bouteille. A sharp fume rose from the bottle.

  • Il a fulminé contre l'amende pendant tout le trajet du retour. He fumed all the way home about the fine.

  • Sens-tu cette émanation qui vient de l'évier ? Can you smell that fume coming from the drain?

  • Ne fulmine pas en silence, raconte-leur ce qui s'est passé. Don't fume in silence, tell them what happened.

  • Une émanation amère a flotté sur l'atelier toute la matinée. A bitter fume hung over the workshop all morning.

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FAQ about “fulminer”

How is “fulminer” translated from French?
“fulminer” translates into English as “fume”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “fulminer” mean?
Meaning of “fulminer”: Être très en colère, souvent sans rien dire. In English — “fume”.
What part of speech is “fulminer”?
“fulminer” is a verb.
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