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气粗

Word · AdjectiveTraditional氣粗

short-tempered; overbearing; bold

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

adjective

short-tempered; irritable; quick to anger

Describes a person with a quick temper. Often used self-deprecatingly to apologize in advance for one's temper.

Wǒ我
zhè这
gè个
rén人
qì气
cū粗
 ,
dà大
jiā家
duō多
dān担
dài待
zhe着
diǎn点
 。

I have a short temper, so please bear with me.

Tā他
tiān天
shēng生
qì气
cū粗
 ,
dòng动
bù不
dòng动
jiù就
fā发
huǒ火
 。

He was born short-tempered and gets angry at the drop of a hat.

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Bié别
gēn跟
tā他
jì计
jiào较
 ,
tā他
qì气
cū粗
 ,
dàn但
xīn心
bù不
huài坏
 。

Don't argue with him; he has a temper, but his heart is in the right place.

2.

adjective

of imposing manner; bold and powerful; overbearing

Often appears in set phrases such as 财大气粗 (rich and overbearing) and 气壮胆粗 (bold and courageous). Can carry a positive connotation of boldness or a negative connotation of arrogance depending on context.

Tā他
zhè这
jǐ几
nián年
fā发
cái财
le了
 ,
biàn变
de得
cái财
dà大
qì气
cū粗
 。

He got rich these past few years and became overbearing with his wealth.

Zhàn战
shì士
men们
qì气
zhuàng壮
dǎn胆
cū粗
dì地
chōng冲
jìn进
le了
huǒ火
chǎng场
 。

The soldiers rushed into the fire with bold courage.

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Zhè这
jiā家
qǐ企
yè业
zī资
jīn金
xióng雄
hòu厚
 ,
qì气
cū粗
de得
hěn很
 。

This enterprise has abundant capital and is very imposing.