indignation

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• The news aroused the great indignation.
  這消息激起了極大的憤慨。
• He felt great indignation against us.
  他對(duì)我們極為憤慨。
• I expressed my indignation at being unfairly dismissed.
  我對(duì)遭到不公正的解雇表示憤慨。

更多例句

• He bristled with indignation at the suggestion that he was racist.
  有人暗示他是個(gè)種族主義者，他對(duì)此十分惱火。
• Eva stood up and indignation blazed in her eyes.
  伊娃站了起來，眼睛里燃燒著憤怒。
• Local councillors have reacted with dismay and indignation.
  地方政務(wù)委員的反應(yīng)是驚恐和憤怒。
• The rise in train fares has aroused public indignation.
  火車票提價(jià)激起了公憤。
• She was filled with indignation at the conditions under which miners were forced to work.
  礦工們被迫在如此惡劣的條件下工作，她感到異常憤怒。
• He bristled with indignation at the suggestion that he was racist.
  有人暗示他是個(gè)種族主義者，他對(duì)此十分惱火。
• Eva stood up and indignation blazed in her eyes.
  伊娃站了起來，眼睛里燃燒著憤怒。
• Local councillors have reacted with dismay and indignation.
  地方政務(wù)委員的反應(yīng)是驚恐和憤怒。
• The proposal has provoked howls of Gallic indignation.
  該提議令法國人義憤填膺。
• He was full of righteous indignation.
  他義憤填膺。
• They were full of righteous indignation at the thought of being cheated.
  一想到受騙了他們就義憤填膺.
• The news aroused the great indignation.
  這消息激起了極大的憤慨.
• There followed a great flood of indignation in the newspapers.
  隨后,報(bào)紙連篇累牘地刊載了表示義憤的文章.
• But I have refined everything away by this time — anger, indignation, scorn itself. Nothing left but disgust.
  到這時(shí),我一切不平都沒有了——發(fā)火, 憤慨, 嘲笑本身. 什么都沒了,只有厭惡.
• If you do that, you'll be calling the indignation of the masses down upon yourself.
  你那樣做將激起群眾對(duì)你的憤慨.
• Their rejection of these measures roused the people to indignation.
  他們拒不采取這些措施,引起了人民的憤慨.
• He became vocal with indignation.
  他因憤慨而發(fā)言.
• He flushed crimson with indignation.
  他因憤怒而臉紅.
• They were filled with righteous indignation.
  他們都義憤填膺.
• The news roused great indignation.
  這消息激起了極大的義憤.
• Indignation bereft him of speech.
  他憤怒得說不出話來.
• It caused some protest and indignation.
  這引起了一些抗議和憤慨.
• The atrocity caused widespread indignation.
  那暴行引起了普遍的憤慨.
• The news roused discontent and indignation of the workers.
  這消息激起了工人們的怨憤.
• Public indignation about takeovers causing people to lose their jobs Allan Sloan.
  公眾對(duì)于導(dǎo)致人們失業(yè)的接管行為很憤怒(艾倫·斯洛恩).
• Indignation grips me because of the wicked , who have forsaken your law.
  53我見惡人離棄你的律法、就怒氣發(fā)作、猶如火燒.
• It causes me indignation, he said.
  杜德拉表示?[這整件事讓我感到十分憤慨.
• He flamed with indignation.
  他義憤填膺.
• Righteous indignation: your wrath as opposed to the shocking bad temper of others.
  義憤 —— 他人的震怒與自己的憤怒的對(duì)抗.
• Joseph behold my style of cookery with growing indignation.
  我這種作菜的方式讓約瑟夫越看越冒火.
• He shook his head and his eyes were wide, then narrowed in indignation.
  他搖了搖頭,眼睛先是睜得圓圓的, 隨后又瞇成一條縫,臉上露出憤怒的神色.
• Burn with righteous indignation , martyr sacrifices for equality, do the mankind to liberate emancipator.
  熱血沸騰, 先烈為平等犧牲, 做人類解放救星.
• The news aroused the great indignation.
  這消息激起了極大的憤慨.
• But I have refined everything away by this time — anger, indignation, scorn itself. Nothing left but disgust.
  到這時(shí),我一切不平都沒有了——發(fā)火, 憤慨, 嘲笑本身. 什么都沒了,只有厭惡.
• If you do that, you'll be calling the indignation of the masses down upon yourself.
  你那樣做將激起群眾對(duì)你的憤慨.
• Their rejection of these measures roused the people to indignation.
  他們拒不采取這些措施,引起了人民的憤慨.
• He became vocal with indignation.
  他因憤慨而發(fā)言.
• It caused some protest and indignation.
  這引起了一些抗議和憤慨.
• The atrocity caused widespread indignation.
  那暴行引起了普遍的憤慨.
• Indignation is so wearing that one should reserve it for the main injustice.
  憤慨很傷元?dú)?人們應(yīng)該把它們保存著,留待遇到更大的不平時(shí)再用.
• The Doctor's indignation was wholly lost on his imperturbable rival.
  醫(yī)生的憤慨對(duì)于他的泰然自若的敵手也是毫無作用.
• The rejection of this proposal aroused the people to indignation.
  對(duì)該議案的否決激起人民的憤慨.
• Whatever the case , Chinese are well acquainted with Americans'feelings of indignation mixed with powerlessness.
  不論如何, 中國人熟諳美國人這種憤慨和無奈交織的心態(tài).
• Indignation rose up when he found he was cheated.
  發(fā)覺自己受騙后,他非常憤慨.
• They felt strong indignation against their teacher.
  他們對(duì)他們的老師感到強(qiáng)烈憤慨.
• It causes me indignation, he said.
  杜德拉表示?[這整件事讓我感到十分憤慨.
• I plumped out my cheeks in an expression of indignation.
  我鼓起腮幫子以表示憤慨.
• Feelings of righteous indignation, It'seems, are not the preserve of people alone.
  標(biāo)榜正義的憤慨, 這種感覺似乎不是人類所獨(dú)有的繼承.
• There's any moral indignation.
  再也沒有什么道義上的憤慨.
• Joan's death caused French people's great indignation.
  圣女貞德的死引起了法國人民的極大憤慨.
• The maltreatment of the old man by his son aroused great public indignation.
  這起兒子虐待老人的事件,引起了群眾的極大憤慨.
• Finally aroused the indignation of the people, during the Revolution Palace of Versailles was almost deserted.
  終于引起人民的憤慨, 大革命期間,凡爾賽宮幾乎被荒廢.
• Simple expressions of indignation are not no substitute for meaningful actions to right a wrong.
  僅僅表達(dá)憤慨無所不能取代改正錯(cuò)誤的有意義的行動(dòng).
• China expressed strong indignation at Japanese Prime Minister Koisumi's visit to the Yasukuni Shrine.
  中國對(duì)小泉參拜靖國神社表示憤慨.
• One of the new inventions was regarded with a certain amount of indignation by the hands.
  一種新發(fā)明引起了工人們不小的憤慨.
• Their reports aroused great indignation from netizens all around China.
  他們的報(bào)道激起了我國網(wǎng)民的憤慨.
• Of course, some netizens too clarifyed outstanding indignation over his remarks.
  當(dāng)然, 還有些網(wǎng)友對(duì)其言論表達(dá)極大的憤慨.
• I expressed my indignation at being unfairly dismissed.
  我被不公平地解雇了,對(duì)此我表示憤慨.
• Their violence aroused strong indignation of the people there.
  他們的暴行激起了那里的人民的極大憤慨.
• Such a humiliation filled me with indignation.
  這種污辱使我感到極其憤慨.
• He raised his voice in indignation.
  他很氣憤,嗓門也提高了.
• His face reddened with indignation.
  他的臉因氣憤而漲紅.
• Corporate America and Wall Street have responded to the public vilification with indignation and surprise.
  美國企業(yè)界和華爾街對(duì)民眾的責(zé)難感到氣憤和驚訝.
• To my deep indignation he has cheated me.
  使我十分氣憤的是他欺騙了我.
• Such humiliation filled us with indignation.
  這一侮辱使我們極為氣憤.
• They felt great indignation over these acts.
  對(duì)這些行為他們感到很氣憤.
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