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Information of 怨

Pinyin yuàn
Radical
Strokes
9 strokes
Usage
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Definition
blame / complain
怨 [yuàn] Verb: 1. Hatred; grudge - Example: 仇恨, 恩怨, 宿怨, 怨仇, 怨敌, 怨府 (objects of common resentment), 怨声载道. - Meaning: To rankle; to grudge ([En.] rankle; grudge) 2. Dissatisfaction; blame - Example: 埋怨, 抱怨, 怨言, 任劳任怨. - Meaning: To blame; to reproach; to complain ([En.] blame; reproach; complain) 3. Satire - Meaning: To satirize ([En.] satirize) 4. Departure - Meaning: To take leave ([En.] take leave) 5. Sorrowful complaint - Meaning: Plaintive; sad ([En.] plaintif; sad) Noun: 1. Hatred; enmity - Example: 仇恨, 怨仇 (animosity; enmity). - Meaning: Animosity; enmity ([En.] animosity; enmity) 2. Enemy; foe - Example: 怨家. - Meaning: Enemy; foe ([En.] enemy; foe) Additional Notes: - The character originates as a form of pictophonetic construction: it combines the meaning component "heart" and the sound component "怨". - References and usage in classical texts: Various literary citations illustrate the concept of resentment and blame in contexts of interpersonal relationships and moral discussions, nuanced by cultural reflections on human emotions and social conduct. *(Source from traditional dictionary explanations)* *(Also has an alternative pronunciation.)*
āi yuàn
grief / resentment / aggrieved / plaintive
mán yuàn
to complain / to grumble (about) / to reproach / to blame
yuàn tiān yóu rén
(idiom) to blame the gods and accuse others
bào yuàn
to complain / to grumble / to harbor a complaint / to feel dissatisfied
yuàn duì
resentment / grudge
yōu yuàn
hidden bitterness, secret grudge
yuàn hèn
to resent / to harbor a grudge against / to loathe / resentment / rancor
yuàn yán
complaint
yuàn qì
grievance / resentment / complaint
yuàn dú
bitter resentment / rancor
ēn yuàn
gratitude and grudges / resentment / grudges / grievances
yuàn fèn
resentment and indignation
yuàn bu de
cannot blame / no wonder
wú yuàn wú huǐ
no complaints / to have no regrets
jié yuàn
to arouse dislike / to incur hatred
yuàn shēng zài dào
lit. cries of complaint fill the roads (idiom); complaints rise all around / discontent is openly voiced
jī yuàn
grievance / accumulated rancor
bào yuàn
to pay back a score / to get revenge / to requite / (old) variant of 抱怨[bao4 yuan4]
sī yuàn
Private grievance
rèn láo rèn yuàn
to work hard without complaint (idiom)
mín yuàn fèi téng
seething discontent (idiom); popular grievances boil over
chóu yuàn
hatred and desire for revenge
zì yuàn zì yì
to be full of remorse / to repent and redress one's errors