aggrieved

UK:  [ə'ɡriːvd]

US:  [ə'ɡrivd]

adj.

1.悲伤;受冤屈的

1 . But this initiative backfired when some aggrieved players used the information to track down and reveal personal details about him.
但是此举的效果事与愿违，一些愤愤不平的玩家利用这些信息进行追踪，公开了他个人的详细信息。

2 . But there was one group that had good reason to be aggrieved: members of the former KGB.
但有一群人很有理由感觉愤愤不平：前克格勃成员。

3 . Dante speaks to us in an impassioned human voice that is often aggrieved and vengeful.
但丁慷慨激昂地向我们倾诉，他的声音通常饱受委屈，愤愤不平。

4 . With some justification, the Democrats are aggrieved to find that they supported Mr Bush's bill while his own party did not.
情有可原，民主党会愤愤不平，因为他们发现自己支持布什的救市方案而布什自己的共和党却反对。

5 . So you love me, never willing to let me by a little bit aggrieved, inclusive in my stubborn willfulness.
你那么的疼爱着我，从来不舍得让我受一点点的委屈，包容着我的固执于任性。