Como dizer "Ficar indignado" em inglês

Here's a Latin based variant:

Indignant remarks; an indignant expression on his face.

They felt indignant at receiving such a small reward.

*Adding:

to be/get ticked off = ficar indignado (por algo que escutou), to get angry

→Examples:
Kristie was ticked off at Matt because of the things he said to her last week.

The stereotypes of being Chinese still haunt us wherever we go. We openly and consistently get ticked off when we hear that we eat dogs or speak horrible English.

FONTE

Olá pessoal,

E para dizer '' Sei como é, eu entendo a sua indignação''.

Valeus

I understand your outrage. / = eu entendo a sua indignação.

I understand your outrage but I can assure you we had nothing to do with the Fomorians' senseless violence. [Google Books]

Olá Donay,

Obrigado pela resposta, mas vi também que existe a palavra ''indignation'', será que ela serve nesse contexto?

Valeus

Daniel, você pode fazer uso de "indignation" para dizer "indignação" em inglês também. A diferença? A meu ver, "outrage" é um pouco mais enfático.

Outra opção seria:

Appalled

offended or shocked very much by something, because it is extremely unpleasant or bad
appalled to see/hear/find/discover etc.:

She was appalled to hear that her husband had been arrested.
appalled at/by:

I was appalled by his arrogant attitude.
appalled (that):

I’m appalled that a doctor would behave like that.

source Macmillan Dictionary

Cheers!

E para dizer ''Sei como é, eu entendo a sua indignação''.

Outra forma:

I understand your frustration.