Fury meaning in English

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Definition

(to be in a) fury: (to be in a) rage, (to be) extremely angry noun

Examples

  • "In my shortsighted fury, I request, nay, demand a product recall!"
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks with the terms used in the dialogue.

"Um Brian, it's Icarus Quincy . Is Bruno ?"
Fill in the blanks with the terms used in the dialogue.

"Um Brian, it's Icarus Quincy here 1. Is Bruno free 2?"
1 here: "Here" is the correct answer. This is what Icarus says to introduce himself in the dialogue. "It's (Mr. Karren) here" is a common expression used to introduce yourself on the telephone. Note that we can also say "Mr Karren speaking".
2 free: "Free" is the correct answer here. The expression "is (Helen) free?" is used to ask about the availability of the person you would like to speak to on the telephone. Example: "-Is Julia free? -Yes, she's free. I'll connect you."

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