biēqū

憋屈

Word · Adjective

feeling stifled and wronged; aggrieved

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Meanings

1 sense · 5 examples
1.

adjective

feeling aggrieved and stifled; feeling wronged and pent-up

informal

Used to describe a state of feeling deeply wronged, frustrated, or unhappy but unable to express it freely. Often involves a sense of injustice or helplessness.

Tā他
xīn心
lǐ里
biē憋
qū屈
 ,
què却
méi没
rén人
néng能
lǐ理
jiě解
 。

He feels stifled and aggrieved, but no one can understand him.

Bié别
bǎ把
biē憋
qū屈
de的
shì事
dōu都
mēn闷
zài在
xīn心
lǐ里
 ,
shuō说
chū出
lái来
huì会
hǎo好
shòu受
diǎn点
 。

Don't keep all those grievances bottled up inside; talking about them will make you feel better.

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Zhè这
fèn份
gōng工
zuò作
gàn干
de得
zhēn真
biē憋
qū屈
 ,
lǎo老
bǎn板
tài太
bù不
gōng公
píng平
le了
 。

This job is really frustrating; the boss is so unfair.

Kàn看
tā他
biē憋
qū屈
de的
yàng样
zi子
 ,
jiù就
zhī知
dào道
tā他
shòu受
le了
hěn很
dà大
de的
wěi委
qū屈
 。

Seeing his aggrieved look, you can tell he has been deeply wronged.

Yǒu有
shí时
biē憋
qū屈
de得
zhēn真
xiǎng想
dà大
kū哭
yī一
chǎng场
 。

Sometimes you feel so pent-up and wronged that you just want to have a good cry.