qúnqíng

群情

Word · Noun

public sentiment; popular mood

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

noun

public sentiment; the mood of the masses; popular feeling

formal

Primarily used in formal, literary, or journalistic contexts to describe collective emotional reactions of the public or a crowd. Often collocates with verbs or adjectives describing intensity (e.g., 激奋, 鼎沸, 欢洽).

Tīng听
dào到
zhè这
ge个
hǎo好
xiāo消
xi息
 ,
huì会
chǎng场
nèi内
qún群
qíng情
huān欢
qià洽
 。

Upon hearing the good news, the mood in the conference hall was joyous and harmonious.

Miàn面
duì对
bù不
gōng公
 ,
guǎng广
chǎng场
shàng上
qún群
qíng情
jī激
fèn奋
 。

In the face of injustice, the crowd in the square was aroused and agitated.

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Yǎn演
jiǎng讲
dào到
gāo高
cháo潮
chù处
 ,
tái台
xià下
qún群
qíng情
dǐng鼎
fèi沸
 。

At the climax of the speech, the audience below was seething with emotion.

Jì记
zhě者
miáo描
shù述
le了
dāng当
shí时
qún群
qíng情
jī激
fèn愤
de的
chǎng场
miàn面
 。

The reporter described the scene of intense public anger at that time.