dudgeon
/ˈdʌdʒən/翻译: 一种深深的愤怒或怨恨情绪,通常由受到侮辱或遭遇不公引起。
词语关系
noun
/ˈdʌdʒən/Чувство глубокой обиды или негодования, обычно вызванное оскорблением или несправедливостью.
Sentimiento profundo de ofensa o indignación, generalmente causado por una afrenta o injusticia; enfado o resentimiento intenso.
Sentiment de profonde offense ou d'indignation, généralement provoqué par une insulte ou une injustice.
Gefühl tiefer Kränkung oder Empörung, meist durch eine Beleidigung oder Ungerechtigkeit hervorgerufen.
Sentimento de profunda indignação ou ressentimento, geralmente causado por uma ofensa ou injustiça.
一种深深的愤怒或怨恨情绪,通常由受到侮辱或遭遇不公引起。
شعور عميق بالإهانة أو الاستياء، عادةً بسبب تعرّض المرء لإهانة أو ظلم أو انتقاص من قدره.
A feeling of anger or deep resentment, especially as a reaction to a perceived insult or injustice.
不可数
A state of deep offence and resentment.C2formal
Intense displeasure and wounded pride provoked by a slight or an unfair act; often encountered in the phrase ‘in high dudgeon’, describing someone who storms off or acts with haughty indignation.
Глубокая обида и возмущение.
enojo profundo y resentimiento
Fureur indignée
Tiefe Kränkung und Empörung
Indignação profunda e ressentimento.
深深的怨恨与愤怒
الاستياء الشديد والإهانة
- He left the meeting in high dudgeon after his proposal was ridiculed.
- Her face flushed with dudgeon when she heard the snide remark.
- The ambassador returned to his embassy in great dudgeon over the leaked memo.
- She wrote a letter full of dudgeon to the editor about the misrepresentation.
- The employee resigned in dudgeon after being passed over for promotion.
同义词displeasureexasperationhuffindignationireoffensepiqueresentmentumbragewrath
词形
- dudgeons' possessive plural form
- dudgeon's possessive singular form