/ɪnˈdɪgnənt ||; ɪnˈdɪgnənt/adjindignant (with sb) (about/at sth);indignant that... shocked or angry because sb has said or done sth that you do not like and do not agree with 愤慨的:
They were indignant that they had to pay more for worse services.服务越来越差,费用却越来越高,他们很气愤。 ➔indignantlyadv
indignant/InˋdIgnənt; InˈdIɡnənt/adj angry because you feel insulted or unfairly treated〔由于受辱或受不公平待遇而〕愤慨的﹐气愤的: +at/about Liz was indignant at the school's attitude. 利兹对校方的态度感到气愤。 —indignantly adv —indignation /͵IndIgˋneʃən; ˌIndIɡˈneIʃ$n/n [U]
indignantadjectiveangry because somebody has done or said something that you do not like or agree with: She was indignant when I said she was lazy.▶ indignantlyadverb: ‘I'm not late,’ he said indignantly.▶ indignationnoun (no plural) a feeling of anger and surprise