discontent

名词不满，不平; 不愉快; 不满的人

形容词不满的; 不安分的; 不快的

动词使不满意; 使不快

形容词content

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1. 不满足：discomfort 不舒服 | discontent 不满足 | discrimination 歧视;区别

2. 不平：disconnector 隔离开关 | discontent 不平 | discontentedness 不满意

3. 不满意：discomfort 不舒服 | discontent 不满意 | disgrace 不光彩

1. discontent的近义词

1. 不满;不满意
    Discontent is the feeling that you have when you are not satisfied with your situation.

    e.g. There are reports of widespread discontent in the capital.
           有报道称首都弥漫着不满的情绪。

1. discontent的近义词

1. As time went by and large groups of tourists kept coming, discontent and resentful moods intensified.

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2. The caption reading " education " alludes to his discontent with pedantic education that inculcates ideas in the students.

3. Cleanness tops mass expectations of public service in China also because there is acute discontent with corruption in the ranks of State functionaries.

4. China on Tuesday expressed its strong discontent and resolute opposition to Paris city council awarding the Dalai Lama honorary citizenship of the city.

5. Some praised Cai for cleverly bringing the issues to a wider international audience, allowing Chinese people's discontent to be heard.

6. discontent在线翻译

6. The new leadership faces many imperative tasks, from addressing rampant corruption to handling the prevailing discontent over income gaps.

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7. The report also said the meager compensations and unsatisfactory resettlement conditions common in land transfers are farmers'two primary points of discontent.

8. The family of Duggan and local leaders all condemned the violence and rioting, but it was too late and a fury sprung from discontent had been sparked.

9. discontent的解释

9. Their conspicuous consumption is one of the major causes of social discontent, which is now fuelling sporadic unrest throughout the country.

10. discontent

10. The controversial land seizures only fanned the flames of the villagers'discontent, which was already smoldering over the way community affairs were managed.

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