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不憤不啟
bù fèn bù qǐ
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a student shall not be enlightened until he has tried hard by himself (idiom)
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公憤
gōng fèn
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public anger;
popular indignation
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怨憤
yuàn fèn
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resentment and indignation
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悲憤
bēi fèn
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grief and indignation
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感憤
gǎn fèn
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moved to anger;
indignant
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憤世嫉俗
fèn shì jí sú
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to be cynical;
to be embittered
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憤富
fèn fù
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to hate the rich
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憤怒
fèn nù
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angry;
indignant;
wrath;
ire
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憤恨
fèn hèn
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to hate;
hatred;
to resent;
embittered
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憤慨
fèn kǎi
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to resent;
resentment
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憤憤
fèn fèn
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extremely angry
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憤憤不平
fèn fèn bù píng
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to feel indignant;
to feel aggrieved
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憤懣
fèn mèn
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depressed;
resentful;
discontented;
indignant;
perturbed
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憤激
fèn jī
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indignant;
outraged
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憤然
fèn rán
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(literary) angry;
irate
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憤青
fèn qīng
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angry youth;
positive term used to describe young Chinese with extreme nationalistic tendencies;
see also 糞青|粪青[fen4 qing1]
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氣憤
qì fèn
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indignant;
furious
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洩憤
xiè fèn
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to give vent to anger
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洩私憤
xiè sī fèn
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to vent personal spite;
to act out of malice (esp. of crime)
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激憤
jī fèn
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to stir up emotions;
furious;
angry;
anger
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發憤
fā fèn
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to make a determined effort
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發憤圖強
fā fèn tú qiáng
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to be strongly determined to succeed (idiom)
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發憤忘食
fā fèn wàng shí
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so dedicated as to forget one's meals (idiom)
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私憤
sī fèn
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personal spite;
malice
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積憤
jī fèn
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accumulated anger;
pent-up fury
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