厭世

厭世

1. to be world-weary; to be pessimistic

   厭世臉／厌世脸  ―  yànshìliǎn  ―  (neologism) world-loathing look; resting bitch face

2. to be cynical
3. to be misanthropic
4. (historical) to go die

厭世

1. pessimistic
2. cynical

   • 一週的假期就要結束了，我開始對一切都很厭世。 [MSC, trad.]
     一周的假期就要结束了，我开始对一切都很厌世。 [MSC, simp.]

     From: 「要收心了，好厭世😢」英文怎麼說？

     Yīzhōu de jiǎqī jiùyào jiéshù le, wǒ kāishǐ duì yīqiè dōu hěn yànshì. [Pinyin]

     The one-week holiday is about to come to an end, and I've started to feel cynical about everything.

3. misanthropic

   • 王爾德和叔本華這類人，英文稱為misanthrope，字面意思直譯為厭人者，源自希臘文mīsos——意思是憎恨，加上ānthropos——意思是人類。 [MSC, trad.]
     王尔德和叔本华这类人，英文称为misanthrope，字面意思直译为厌人者，源自希腊文mīsos——意思是憎恨，加上ānthropos——意思是人类。 [MSC, simp.]

     From: 厭人不厭世

     Wáng'ěrdé hé shūběnhuá zhè lèi rén, yīngwén chēngwèi misanthrope, zìmiàn yìsī zhíyì wèi yànrén zhě, yuánzì xīlàwén mīsos — yìsī shì zēnghèn, jiāshàng ānthropos — yìsī shì rénlèi. [Pinyin]

     In English, they call misanthrope to people like Wilde and Schopenhauer, literally means "person who hate people". Its etymology is from the Greek mīsos[sic], which means "hate" with ānthropos[sic], which means "human".

• (Tokyo) えんせー [èńséé] (Heiban – [0])[1]
• IPA^(key): [ẽ̞ɰ̃se̞ː]

厭(えん)世(せい) • (ensei) 

1. pessimism; weariness with life

• 厭世主義(えんせいしゅぎ) (enseishugi)
• 厭世家(えんせいか) (enseika)
• 厭世観(えんせいかん) (enseikan)
• 厭世的(えんせいてき) (enseiteki)

厭世 • (yeomse) (hangeul 염세)

1. Hanja form^? of 염세 (“pessimism; weariness with life”).