1.
scandalous behaviour, talk, books
令人愤慨的举止、 谈话、 书.
2.
Chueh-hui grew heated.
他说着，现出愤慨的样子。
3.
resentful at the way he was treated; a sullen resentful attitude.
为对待他的方法感到愤慨；沉闷、愤慨的态度。
4.
a feeling of intense indignation (now used only in the phrase "in high dudgeon").
一种强烈愤慨的情绪（现在只用于词组“非常愤怒”）。
5.
a politician whose dishonesty is a scandal;
政治家不诚实是个令人愤慨的;
6.
"Do you think you are right?" she said in an indignant tone.
“你认为你做得对吗？”她用愤慨的腔调说。
7.
Forceful, often vindictive anger.
愤怒、愤慨强烈的、常常是想复仇的愤怒
8.
full of or marked by resentment or indignant ill will.
充满了愤慨或愤怒的憎恶，或者以愤慨或愤怒为特点。
9.
He masked his anger with a smile.
他以微笑掩饰他的愤慨。
10.
Her speech evoked great anger.
她的讲话引起极大愤慨.
11.
They gave voice to their indignation
他们表露了他们的愤慨。
12.
He couldn't keep in his indignation.
他抑制不住他的愤慨。
13.
Punishment or vengeance as a manifestation of anger.
愤慨之举作为愤怒表现的惩罚或报复
14.
Resentful anger aroused by a violent or offensive act.
愤慨由暴力或冒犯而引起的愤怒
15.
His words outraged his friends.
他的话引起了朋友们的愤慨。
16.
She was unable to conceal her disappointment and her rage.
她不能够隐瞒她的失望和她的愤慨。
17.
His articles aroused the anger and indignation of the popular masses against the tsarist autocracy.
他的文章唤起民众对沙皇独裁的愤慨。
18.
The rejection of this proposal aroused the people to indignation.
对该议案的否决激起人民的愤慨。