worried, distressed, or vexed

a state of grief, misery, or mental suffering

annoyed; riled; to get angry; to burn with anger

to offend or irritate someone; to provoke anger in others

angry; indignant; resentful

annoyed, vexed, or upset, often accompanied by feelings of regret or remorse

to become enraged due to embarrassment or humiliation; to fly into a rage after being disgraced

annoying; irritating; causing one to feel frustrated or angry

to be angry and annoyed; to be irritated or ruffled by something

to bring worry or trouble upon oneself through one's own actions or stubbornness

to hate and resent; to be angry and full of grievances

humiliated and indignant; feeling both ashamed and resentful

causing one to feel annoyed or angry; provoking

Literally meaning the beautiful spring scenery is annoying; used to describe how lovely spring weather can make a lonely or restless person feel troubled or lovesick.

To irritate someone or drive them up the wall; to cause someone to feel worried or troubled.

to disturb one's peace of mind; to trouble or annoy

to anger, annoy, or offend someone; to provoke into a rage

Proverb meaning that taking on unnecessary responsibilities or forcing oneself into a situation leads to worry and trouble; often used to advise against being a busybody or overreaching, originally appearing in Yuan dynasty dramas such as Maling Dao and Lianhuan Ji

to be deeply anxious; to be tormented by burning distress or worry

to become annoyed, enraged, or irritated

To express sympathy or offer condolences to someone who is mourning

to offer condolences or express sympathy for someone's misfortune