oán

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The Vietnamese word "oán" is a verb that means "to resent" or "to feel resentment against." It describes the feeling of bitterness or anger towards someone due to a perceived injustice or wrongdoing.

Usage Instructions:

• "Oán" is typically used in contexts where someone feels wronged or hurt by another person's actions.
• It can be used in both formal and informal settings.

Example:

• "Tôi cảm thấy oán hận vì bị đối xử bất công." (I feel resentment because I was treated unfairly.)

Advanced Usage:

In more complex sentences, "oán" can be used to express deeper feelings of betrayal or lasting bitterness. For example: - "Dù đã tha thứ, tôi vẫn không thể xóa bỏ oán hận trong lòng." (Even though I have forgiven, I still cannot erase the resentment in my heart.)

Word Variants:

• The noun form is "oán hận," which means "resentment" or "bitterness."
• "Oán thù" refers to "grudge" or "vengeance," indicating a stronger, more persistent feeling of resentment.

Different Meanings:

While "oán" primarily conveys resentment, it can also refer to a broader sense of grievance or complaint in some contexts.

Academic

verb

1. to resent; to feel resentment against