kěqì

可气

Word · AdjectiveTraditional可氣

annoying; infuriating

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

adjective

annoying; irritating; infuriating

neutral

Describes a person, behavior, or situation that provokes anger or frustration. Often used in spoken language to express exasperation.

Zěn怎
me么
shuō说
yě也
bù不
tīng听
 ,
nǐ你
shuō说
kě可
qì气
bù不
kě可
qì气
 ?

He won't listen no matter what you say—don't you find it infuriating?

Zhè这
ge个
rén人
zhēn真
kě可
qì气
 ,
míng明
míng明
cuò错
le了
hái还
bù不
chéng承
rèn认
 。

This person is so annoying—he clearly made a mistake but still won't admit it.

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Zuì最
kě可
qì气
de的
shì是
 ,
tā他
jìng竟
rán然
bǎ把
zé责
rèn任
tuī推
gěi给
wǒ我
 。

The most infuriating thing is that he actually shifted the blame onto me.

Kě可
qì气
de的
shì是
 ,
wǒ我
men们
děng等
le了
liǎng两
ge个
xiǎo小
shí时
 ,
tā他
què却
méi没
lái来
 。

What's so annoying is that we waited for two hours, but he didn't show up.