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Usage Notes
Indignation is a noun in French, meaning anger or annoyance at unfair treatment. It's similar to the English word "indignation."
- It's almost always used in a formal context.
- You can feel de l'indignation (some indignation).
- You can express votre indignation (your indignation).
Examples:
Son indignation était palpable face à l'injustice. (His indignation was palpable in the face of the injustice.)
Elle a exprimé son indignation devant le traitement inéquitable. (She expressed her indignation regarding the unfair treatment.)
Common Mistakes
1. Using it like "anger" in a general sense:
Indignation is more specific than general anger (colère). It's about injustice.
❌ Instead of: J'ai de l'indignation parce que j'ai raté mon bus. (I have indignation because I missed my bus.)
✅ Say: Je suis en colère parce que j'ai raté mon bus. (I am angry because I missed my bus.)
2. Incorrect gender:
Indignation is a feminine noun.
❌ Instead of: un indignation
✅ Say: une indignation
自我测试 6 个问题
His unfairness caused a lot of...
She expressed her... regarding the situation.
The... was rising among the crowd.
Read this aloud:
J'ai ressenti de l'indignation.
Focus: in-di-gna-sion
你说的:
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Read this aloud:
C'est une cause d'indignation.
Focus: cause d'in-di-gna-sion
你说的:
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Read this aloud:
Ne montre pas ton indignation.
Focus: mon-tre pas ton in-di-gna-sion
你说的:
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