英:[rɪˈzentmənt]
美:[rɪˈzɛntmənt]
英:[rɪˈzentmənt]
美:[rɪˈzɛntmənt]
re·sent·ment
rih zent mnt
复数:resentments
词根:resent
adj.resentful 充满忿恨的;厌恶的
adv.resentfully 充满愤恨地
vt.resent 怨恨;愤恨;厌恶
noun
a bitterness, displeasure, or indignation resulting from perceived injury or wrong.He felt he was more qualified for the job than the other applicants and was filled with resentment when he didn't get it.
这组词都有“愤怒、生气”的意思,其区别是:
resentmentn.愤恨,怨恨,不满,是正式用语,尤指由于受侮辱或自尊心受到伤害后而产生的愤慨。
There was a feeling of resentment in the office after everyone's pay was lowered.大家的工资降低后,办公室里怨声载道。
furyn.暴怒,大怒,程度较anger要强。
angern.气愤,生气,是一般用语。
After their argument, he expressed his anger by punching the other man in the face.争吵之后,他一拳打在那个人的脸上以发泄怒气。
indignationn.义愤,尤其指出于道义上的激愤。
general indignation at the sudden steep rise in bus fares公共汽车票价突然猛增激起的公愤
以上来源于网络
"深刻的伤害感,激情的振奋来自于对自己、亲属或朋友的不公正待遇," 特别是当它指向冒犯的作者时,该词来源于16世纪的法语 ressentiment (动词名词),从 ressentir 中演化而来 (参见 resent )。英语中稍早期为法语形式 resentiment (1590s); 与 ressentiment 相似。
"Ridicule often parries resentment, but resentment never yet parried ridicule." [Walter Savage Landor, "Imaginary Conversations"]
"揶揄经常挡开怨恨,但怨恨从未挡开过揶揄" [沃尔特·萨维奇·兰多,《虚构对话》]
The first known use of resentment was in 1619
reservoirnoun
a place where something is kept in storeespecially: an artificial or natural lake where water is collected as a water supply
an extra supply : reserve
a living thing (as a fly or mouse) in which a parasite (as a bacterium) that is harmful to some other living thing lives and multiplies
reservistnoun
a member of a military reserve
reserve1 of 2verb
to keep in store for future or special use
reserve that shirt for special occasions
to hold over to a future time or place : defer
reserve judgment on that matter
to arrange to have set aside and held for one's use
reserve a hotel room
reserve2 of 2noun
something stored or available for future use : stock
oil reserves
military forces held back or available for later use—usually used in plural
the military forces of a country not part of the regular services
an area of land set apart
a wild game reserve
restraint, closeness, or caution in one's words and behavior
substitute entry 1
the reserves of the football team
reservedadjective
cautious in words and actions
a reserved young man
kept or set apart or aside for future or special use
a reserved table
reservedadjective
cautious in words and actions
a reserved young man
kept or set apart or aside for future or special use
a reserved table
reservationnoun
the act of reserving
an arrangement to have something (as a motel room or a seat on a plane) held for one's use
something reserved for a special useespecially: an area of public lands so reserved (as for use by Indigenous people in the U.S.)
a limiting condition : exception
agree without reservations
doubt entry 2 sense 1
had reservations about joining the team
reservationnoun
the act of reserving
an arrangement to have something (as a motel room or a seat on a plane) held for one's use
something reserved for a special useespecially: an area of public lands so reserved (as for use by Indigenous people in the U.S.)
a limiting condition : exception
agree without reservations
doubt entry 2 sense 1
had reservations about joining the team
resentmentnoun
a feeling of angry displeasure at something regarded as a wrong, insult, or injury
1 Griphook did not protest, but Harry thought he saw resentment in the goblin’s eyes as he closed the door upon him.
2 The situation is causing simmering resentment in both halves of Germany.
这种情形导致了原东西德双方间的埋怨和不满逐渐增加.
3 As New Guineans, Wiwor and Sauakari shared most New Guineans’ resentment of Javan dictatorship, but they also scorned each other’s groups.
4 Their humans accepted the outcome without resentment, on the whole, so Lyra knew that Annie would do as she asked.
5 He's filled with resentment at his boss.
6 His color rose again as he said it, unable, it seemed, to hold in his resentment.
7 It stung her, the rub of Shan’s dismissal, and then it became a prickly resentment directed at Blaine, because she wished he would not agree so heartily with his sister.
8 He looked away, trying not to betray the resentment he felt.
9 To his Surprise Hitler showed no resentment or anger.
使他感到意外的是,希特勒竟未表示愤恨,也没有发脾气。
10 Nothing less than depriving him of life or liberty will secure peace to Virginia, as motives of resentment actuate his conduct to a degree equal to the total destruction of the Colony….
11 She could not conceal the deep resentment she felt at the way she had been treated.
受到那样的待遇,她无法掩藏内心强烈的愤恨。
12 She stared at him in blank resentment for a moment and then tossed her head back and roared appreciatively with hearty laughter.
13 He settled on file couch as one by one all Lyra’s clothes came off, to her resentment and shame; but she still had file presence of mind to conceal it and act dull-witted and compliant.
14 Although a creature of the wilds it had a leaning towards civilisation, and preened and smiled in a jam-jar in some cottage window without resentment, living quite a week if given water.
15 The insults bounced off their carapace of thick stupidity; they stared at him with a blank expression of dull and sullen resentment in their eyes.
16 National Guard troops patrolled the communities, but their presence created more resentment, not to mention fresh targets for rock-toting kids.
17 He answered the first question willingly the second reluctantly and the third with resentment.
他自愿地回答了第一个问题,不情愿地回答第二个问题,愤恨地回答了第三个问题.
18 It might be worth taking a long hard look at your frustrations and resentments.
认真仔细地审视一下自己的失落和不满情绪可能很有必要。
19 He tries to put the love he has always felt for Lourdes above the resentment he has harbored all these years.
20 Suspicion and fear: possessiveness and greed: resentment for ancestral wrong: all these seemed to be a part of it.
1 愤怒
wrathful hot dark mental angry heated red-hot irate indignant livid ropeable dander wrath ire heat outrage fume indignation huff choler wroth damn incense embitter fire as cross as two sticks go up the wall wound up wood nuclear mad savage raging resentful choleric snorty blackly teen ramp rage irritation fury bile gripe spleen provocation exasperation spunk umbrage dudgeon bate snuff provoke pique
3 憎恨
hateful hate ambition hatred loathing rancor odium resent loathe resentful malignancy animosity enmity animus virulence detestation detest have a hatred for have a hatred of rancorous despite abomination rancour abominate
4 愤恨
resentful resentfully resent aggrieved dirty fester cut up rough pique venomous embittered venom enmity
6 怨恨
bitter embittered rancorous despite spite venom gall malice grudge animosity rancor malevolence malignity rancour embitterment heartburning embitter empoison be down on hard feelings black ill grievance pique jaundice beef offence resent jealous venomous begrudge owe a a grudge down hate peeve rankle imbitter
7 气愤