慨
indignant; sigh with emotion; generous
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesadjective
indignant; angry
formalDescribes a feeling of anger and indignation.
Facing unfair treatment, he was filled with indignation.
The masses feel indignant about corruption.
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This remark aroused public indignation.
His indignation was clearly visible on his face.
Hearing this, everyone was very indignant.
verb
sigh with emotion; lament
formalUsed to express feelings of nostalgia, regret, or deep thought.
Looking at the old photos, he couldn't help sighing with emotion.
The impermanence of life often makes people sigh with emotion.
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Returning to his old hometown, he sighed with emotion for a long time.
Reading this article, I couldn't help letting out a long sigh of emotion.
The past events are vivid in my mind, making people deeply sigh with emotion.
adjective
generous; unselfish; enthusiastic
formalOften used in fixed phrases like 慷慨允诺 to mean generously promise.
He generously agreed to all our requests.
This entrepreneur donated a large sum of money generously for charity.
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He is generous and straightforward, never caring about personal gains or losses.
Facing the difficulties of the disaster area, he generously lent a helping hand.
This generous promise showed us his sincerity.