反感

fǎn gǎn · fan gan

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Meaning

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  1. to be disgusted with
  2. to dislike
  3. bad reaction
  4. antipathy
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In a conversation

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Seat kicker at the cinema

  1. Liangliang

    我(wǒ)对(duì)有人(yǒurén)在(zài)电影院(diànyǐngyuàn)里(lǐ)说话(shuōhuà)很(hěn)反感(fǎngǎn)。

    I really dislike it when someone talks in the cinema.

  2. Dengdeng

    我(wǒ)也(yě)是(shì),特别(tèbié)是(shì)玩(wán)手机(shǒujī)的(de)人(rén)。

    Me too, especially people on their phones.

  3. Liangliang

    还有(háiyǒu)踢(tī)我(wǒ)的(de)椅子(yǐzi),我(wǒ)特别(tèbié)反感(fǎngǎn)。

    And kicking my chair. I really dislike that.

  4. Dengdeng

    昨天(zuótiān)有人(yǒurén)一直(yīzhí)踢(tī)我(wǒ)的(de)椅子(yǐzi)。

    Yesterday someone kept kicking my chair.

  5. Liangliang

    你(nǐ)说(shuō)了(le)吗(ma)?

    Did you say something?

  6. Dengdeng

    我(wǒ)回头(huítóu)一(yī)看(kàn),是(shì)个(gè)小朋友(xiǎopéngyǒu),反感(fǎngǎn)就(jiù)没有(méiyǒu)了(le)。

    I turned around and it was a little kid, so the annoyance was gone.

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In a sentence

2 examples
01

无(wú)理(lǐ)由(yóu)乱(luàn)发(fā)脾(pí)气(qì)会(huì)让(ràng)别(bié)人(rén)反(fǎn)感(gǎn)。

Losing your temper for no reason would invite the resentment of others.

Tatoeba: Chinese by GlossaMatik · English by DaoSeng · CC BY 2.0 FR. Pinyin added or corrected.

02

他(tā)对(duì)这(zhè)种(zhǒng)不(bù)礼(lǐ)貌(mào)的(de)行(xíng)为(wéi)感(gǎn)到(dào)反(fǎn)感(gǎn)。

He feels disgusted by this kind of impolite behavior.

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