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Anonymous users2024-02-061. Intense dissatisfaction or hatred towards people or things. 2. Strong resentment or hatred.
Resentment is born of resentment. Too much resentment grows into hatred. It is a normal human emotion.
It's the same as emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and so on. Dissatisfaction with something or threats to one's own interests will produce resentment, and then extreme dislike for the person or thing that caused the thing, which will evolve into hatred.
Sentence formation: Curses and resentment from all around him surround him with stubbornness, yet he still lives a colorful life with pride.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The meaning of hatred in classical Chinese is introduced as follows:
The meaning of "hate" in ancient texts is: dissatisfaction, regret; Resentment, hatred.
1. Dissatisfied; Regretful.
1) Sima Qian's "Historical Records: Chen Shijia" in the Western Han Dynasty: "Drop out to do sails and plough on the ridge, and hate it for a long time." "[Once] he stopped his work and went to the ridge of the field, and he was sad and angry for a long time.
2) Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan": "These three are also my hatred." "These three things are nonsense and my regrets.
2. Resentment; Hatred.
1) Li Chaowei in the Tang Dynasty "The Biography of Liu Yi": "However, if you hate your muscles and bones, how can you avoid it?" "However, resentment is indelibly cherished, and what can be avoided with guilt?
2) Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty "Qiu Sheng Fu Chun Hail": "Whoever thinks about this thief, why hate Qiu Sheng." "Think about who is this hurt, and why do you resent that autumn sound.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The meaning of "hate" in ancient texts is: dissatisfaction, regret; Resentment, hatred.
1. Dissatisfied; Regretful.
1) Sima Qian's "Historical Records of the Chen Shi Family" in the Western Han Dynasty: "Drop out of the ridge of ploughing, and hate it for a long time." "(Once) he stopped ploughing and walked to the ridge of the field, and was sad and angry for a long time.
2) Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan": "These three are also my hatred." "These three things are my regrets.
2. Resentment; Hatred.
1) Li Chaowei in the Tang Dynasty "The Biography of Liu Yi": "However, if you hate your muscles and bones, how can you avoid it?" "However, resentment is indelibly cherished, and what can be avoided with guilt?
2) Ouyang Xiu's "Qiu Sheng Fu" in the Song Dynasty: "Whoever is this thief, why hate Qiu Sheng." "Think about who is this hurt, and why do you resent that autumn sound.
Extended Materials. 1. Regret, hatred, and resentment:
"Regret" and "hate" are synonymous and both express regret. The pre-Qin generally used "regret", and the state blocked the Han and later used "hate".
"Resentment" and "hate" are not synonymous. In the ancient book of Q, "resentment" means hatred and hatred, and "hate" does not mean hatred and hatred. Only when the word "resentment" is used in conjunction can Heng answer with hatred.
2. "Hate" Jinyi:
1) Resentment, hatred: resentment. Resentment. Hatred. Abhor.
2) Feeling uneasy about not being able to do it or not doing it well: hating things. Remorse. Resentment. Hate all day.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The meaning of "hate" in ancient texts is: dissatisfaction, regret; Resentment, hatred.
1. Dissatisfied; Regretful.
1) Sima Qian's "Historical Records of the Chen Shi Family" in the Western Han Dynasty: "Drop out of the ridge of ploughing, and hate it for a long time." "(Once) he stopped ploughing and walked to the ridge of the field, and was sad and angry for a long time.
2) Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan": "These three are also my hatred." "These three things are my regrets.
2. Resentment; Hatred.
1) Li Chaowei in the Tang Dynasty "The Biography of Liu Yi": "However, if you hate your muscles and bones, how can you avoid it?" "However, resentment is indelibly cherished, and what can be avoided with guilt?
2) Ouyang Xiu's "Qiu Sheng Fu" in the Song Dynasty: "Whoever is this thief, why hate Qiu Sheng." "Think about who is this hurt, and why do you resent that autumn sound.
Extended Materials. 1. Regret, hatred, and resentment:
"Regret" and "hate" are synonymous and both express regret. The pre-Qin generally used "regret", and the state blocked the Han and later used "hate".
"Resentment" and "hate" are not synonymous. In the ancient book of Q, "resentment" means hatred and hatred, and "hate" does not mean hatred and hatred. Only when the word "resentment" is used in conjunction can Heng answer with hatred.
2. "Hate" Jinyi:
1) Resentment, hatred: resentment. Resentment. Hatred. Abhor.
2) Feeling uneasy about not being able to do it or not doing it well: hating things. Remorse. Resentment. Hate all day.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The word hate can be understood as regret in ancient texts, that is: deep regret.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01The meaning of "hate" in ancient texts is: dissatisfaction, regret; Resentment, hatred.
1. Dissatisfied; Regretful.
1) Sima Qian's "Historical Records of the Chen Shi Family" in the Western Han Dynasty: "Drop out of the ridge of ploughing, and hate it for a long time." "[Once] he stopped his work and went to the ridge of the field, and he was sad and angry for a long time.
2) Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan": "These three are also my hatred." "These three things are my regrets.
2. Resentment; Hatred.
1) Li Chaowei in the Tang Dynasty "The Biography of Liu Yi": "However, if you hate your muscles and bones, how can you avoid it?" "However, resentment is indelibly cherished, and what can be avoided with guilt?
2) Ouyang Xiu's "Qiu Sheng Fu" in the Song Dynasty: "Whoever is this thief, why hate Qiu Sheng." "Think about who is this hurt, and why do you resent that autumn sound.
Extended Materials. 1. Regret, hatred, and resentment:
"Regret" and "hate" are synonymous and both express regret. The pre-Qin generally used "regret", and the later Han used "hate".
"Resentment" and "hate" are not synonymous. In the ancient book of Q, "resentment" means hatred and hatred, and "hate" does not mean hatred and hatred. Only when the word "resentment" is used in conjunction can it be answered with hatred.
2. "Hate" Jinyi:
1) Resentment, hatred: resentment. Resentment. Hatred. Abhor.
2) Feeling uneasy about not being able to do it or not doing it well: hating things. Remorse. Resentment. Hate all day.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Hate: regret, dissatisfaction. "Xunzi Yao asked": "Lu is thick with the people's grievances, and the venerable man hates it." "Historical Records: The Biography of Wei Qiwu An Hou Lie": "Hou obtained it by himself, donated it by himself, and had nothing to hate." ”
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Hate in classical Chinese means dissatisfaction, regret; Resentment, hatred, etc. For example, why hate Qiusheng, hate means resentment.
The meaning of literary hatredDissatisfied; Regretful. "Historical Records: Chen Shijia": "On the ridge of dropping out of farming, I have been hated for a long time. "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan".
These three are also resentful. ”
Resentment; Hatred. "The Biography of Liu Yi".
However, how can you avoid hating the muscles and bones? "Autumn Voice".
Fan Duan thought of who was this thief, and why hated Qiu Sheng. ”
Distinguish] regret, hatred, resentment. "Regret" and "hate" are synonymous.
All expressed regret. The pre-Qin generally used "regret", and the later Han used "hate". "Resentment" and "hate" are not synonymous. In ancient books, "resentment" means hatred and hatred, and "hate" does not mean hatred and hatred. Only when the word "resentment" is used in conjunction does it mean hatred.
The basic meaning of hate1) Resentment, hatred: resentment. Resentment. Hatred. Abhor.
2) Feeling uneasy about not being able to do it or not doing it well: hating things. Remorse. Resentment. Hate all day.
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