Resentful Meaning in English
word
ɹɪˈzɛntfəɫ
ri-ZENT-fuhl
ɹɪsˈɛntfəl
ri-SENT-fuhl
释义
Feeling angry or bitter because you think you have been treated unfairly or someone else has something you want.
用法与细微差别
'Resentful' is formal or neutral. It often describes a sustained feeling, not a quick reaction. Common phrases: 'feel resentful about', 'be resentful of'. It implies holding onto negative emotions over time.
Spanish: resentido - rencorosoPortuguese (BR): ressentidoPortuguese (PT): ressentidoChinese (Simplified): 愤恨的 - 怨恨的Chinese (Traditional): 憤恨的 - 怨恨的Hindi: नाराज़ - कुढ़ा हुआArabic: ساخط - حاقدBengali: অসন্তুষ্ট - বিরক্ত - রাগান্বিতRussian: обиженный - возмущённыйJapanese: 憤 resentful（ふんかん的） - 恨めしいVietnamese: bực bội - oán giậnKorean: 억울한 - 분개하는Turkish: gücenmiş - kırgın - içerlemişUrdu: خفا - ناراض - کینہ پرورIndonesian: dendam - kesal - sakit hati
例句
He felt resentful after they ignored his ideas.
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She grew resentful of her younger sister’s success.
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Why are you so resentful towards your classmates?
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She’s still resentful about being passed over for the promotion.
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Don’t get resentful just because things didn’t go your way.
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Over time, he became more and more resentful of their criticism.
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