indignant的意思

1. 愤慨的
2. 愤怒的
3. 义愤的
4. 生气的
5. 气愤的
6. 气势汹汹的
7. 愤愤不平的

1.愤怒的;愤慨的
If you areindignant, you are shocked and angry, because you think that something is unjust or unfair.

e.g. He isindignant at suggestions that they were secret agents...
有人暗示他们可能是特务,这让他非常气愤。
e.g. MPs wereindignant that the government had not consulted them...
没有事先征求他们的意见,下院议员们感到很愤怒。

1. 愤：粘到自己的身上. 指定的日子到了,所有的鸟一起站在宙斯面前,宙斯一眼就看到了花花绿绿的寒鸦,在众鸟中,它显得格外漂亮,准备立它为王. 众鸟十分气愤(indignant),从寒鸦身上纷纷拔下属于自己的羽毛,于是,寒鸦又变成了丑陋(ugly)的鸟了.

2. 气愤：粘到自己的身上. 指定的日子到了,所有的鸟一起站在宙斯面前,宙斯一眼就看到了花花绿绿的寒鸦,在众鸟中,它显得格外漂亮,准备立它为王. 众鸟十分气愤(indignant),从寒鸦身上纷纷拔下属于自己的羽毛,于是,寒鸦又变成了丑陋(ugly)的鸟了.

3. 愤怒的：anger 愤怒 |indignant 愤怒的 | happy 高兴的

4. 义愤的：imposture骗子的行为 |indignant义愤的 | inexcusable不可原谅的

1. The indignant customer complained to the manager.
   那个愤怒的顾客向经理投诉。
2. The indignant old lady glanced at the young man.
   这个愤怒的老太太盯着那个年轻人。

1. Secretly she became more and more indignant.
   她内心变得越来越气愤。
2. At that time he was very indignant.
   那一刻他非常气愤。

1. I am indignant with you about your remark.
   你的话使我对你感到愤怒。
2. He was indignant about the incident at the railway station.
   他对在车站发生的事感到不平。
3. He was indignant at what I said.
   他对我说的话很反感。
4. She was indignant at being spoken to so rudely.
   她因别人如此粗鲁地对她说话而感到愤怒。

1. We were indignant that they should make fun of the disabled.
   我们对他们取笑残疾人感到很愤怒。

1. What she said made him very indignant.
   她的话使他很愤怒。
2. These words made the boy indignant.
   这些话激怒了那个男孩。

• He feels indignant that Helena's brother should dispose of him so coolly.

  出自：Dickens

• He published an indignant pamphlet on the subject of his wrongs.

  出自：C. R. Markham

• ☆ 1580年左右进入英语，直接源自拉丁语 indignans，意为不值得。