tòng kuài
très heureux; ravi; joyeux
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我痛快地笑了。
wǒ tòngkuài de xiào le.
I laughed heartily.
他痛快地答应了。
tā tòngkuài de dāyìng le.
He agreed readily.
我们痛快地吃了一顿。
wǒmen tòngkuài de chī le yī dùn.
We had a hearty meal.
憋屈 (biē qū)
憋屈
郁闷 (yù mèng)
郁闷
The Chinese word 痛快 (tòngkuài) is composed of two characters: 痛 (tòng), meaning "pain" or "ache", and 快 (kuài), meaning "quick" or "fast". Together, these characters form a compound word that literally means "painful quickness" or "quick relief from pain". In a figurative sense, 痛快 can be used to describe a feeling of great satisfaction, relief, or pleasure, often after overcoming a difficult situation or achieving a desired goal. It can also be used to express a sense of暢快淋漓 (chàngkuàilínlí), which is a feeling of unrestrained joy or exhilaration. In everyday usage, 痛快 is often used as an exclamation to express one's feelings of joy, satisfaction, or relief. For example, someone who has just finished a delicious meal might exclaim 痛快! to express their enjoyment.
