resent in Japanese
resent in Japanese is 憤慨 — resent means to feel bitter or angry about something perceived as unfair.
resent in Japanese
憤慨
Pronounced: fungai
(transitive) To express displeasure or indignation at.
What does "resent" mean?
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verb To feel bitter or angry about something perceived as unfair.
"She resented being passed over for the promotion."
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resent in a sentence
- She resented being passed over for the promotion.
- He still resents the way his brother treated him growing up.
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What is "resent" in Japanese?
"resent" in Japanese is 憤慨. resent means: To feel bitter or angry about something perceived as unfair.
How do you pronounce 憤慨?
"resent" in Japanese is 憤慨, pronounced "fungai".
How do you use "resent" in a sentence?
Example: "She resented being passed over for the promotion." In Japanese, "resent" is 憤慨.
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