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Chinese
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loathe
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life; age; generation life; age; generation; era; world; lifetime
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trad. (厭世)
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厭
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世
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simp. (厌世)
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厌
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世
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Pronunciation
Verb
厭世
- to be world-weary; to be pessimistic
- 厭世臉/厌世脸 ― yànshìliǎn ― (neologism) world-loathing look; resting bitch face
- to be cynical
- to be misanthropic
- (historical) to go die
Adjective
厭世
- pessimistic
- cynical
- misanthropic
王爾德和叔本華這類人,英文稱為misanthrope,字面意思直譯為厭人者,源自希臘文mīsos——意思是憎恨,加上ānthropos——意思是人類。 [MSC, trad.]
王尔德和叔本华这类人,英文称为misanthrope,字面意思直译为厌人者,源自希腊文mīsos——意思是憎恨,加上ānthropos——意思是人类。 [MSC, simp.]- From: 厭人不厭世
- Wáng'ěrdé hé shūběnhuá zhè lèi rén, yīngwén chēngwèi misanthrope, zìmiàn yìsī zhíyì wèi yànrén zhě, yuánzì xīlàwén mīsos — yìsī shì zēnghèn, jiāshàng ānthropos — yìsī shì rénlèi.
- In English, they call misanthrope to people like Wilde and Schopenhauer, literally means "person who hate people". Its etymology is from the Greek mīsos, which means "hate" with ānthropos, which means "human".
Derived terms
Japanese
Pronunciation
Noun
厭世 • (ensei)
- pessimism; weariness with life
Derived terms
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Korean
Noun
厭世 • (yeomse) (hangeul 염세)
- hanja form? of 염세 (“pessimism; weariness with life”)