The use of preposition "with" with adjectives.

[Yuri Yurinov]

Hi everybody,

The preposition "with" in the sentence like "I am angry with you" sounds ruther strange for (to?) the Russian's ear. An unexperienced learner understands it like following: you and I together have become angry. If we translate Russian equivalent of "I am angry with you" directly it will sound like this - "I am angry on you".
Tell me, please, are there any other word combinations similar to "angry with smb"?
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[Mister Micawber]

Offhand: irritated/happy/delighted/disgusted/furious/disenchanted/etc.
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[Yuri Yurinov]

Nice to meet you,Mister Micawber. Thank you very much. I am very delighted with you.

Yuri :D
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