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怅 (chàng)
Meaning:
1. Disappointed; feeling unfulfilled.
Example phrases:
- 失意,不痛快: 失意而感到的不快。(Disappointed and feeling uncomfortable.)
- 怅然若失: Feeling lost in disappointment.
- 怅恍: Confused and melancholic.
- 怅望: Longing with a sense of loss.
- 怅惘: Feeling bewildered and regretful.
- 怅惋: Expressing sorrow and regret.
- ~~: A sense of being lost and bewildered; feeling melancholy.
- 惆怅: Feeling sad and disappointed; a complex emotion of longing and disappointment.
Additional Notes:
- Origin: The character indicates a meaning rooted in the heart (心) coupled with a prolonged sound, emphasizing the feeling derived from disappointment.
- Examples in literature:
1. From "Shuowen Jiezi": 恨, 望恨也 (Hate, a longing for something disappointed).
2. From "Records of the Grand Historian": 陈涉少时,尝与人佣耕 (In his youth, Chen She worked as a hired farmer, feeling disappointed on the ridge of the field: "If one becomes rich or noble, let us not forget each other.")
3. From Mao Zedong's poem "Qin Yuan Chun - Changsha": 怅寥廓, 问苍茫大地 (Longing in the vastness, asking the expansive earth, who masters the rising and falling?).
4. Usage examples include: 惆怅 (sadness; disappointment), 怅况 (a feeling of bewilderment), and 怅触 (a sense of melancholic touch).