be discontented and unhappy

be discontented and unhappy

Unhappy, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y à ngy à NGB ú Yu è, meaning very unhappy because of dissatisfaction. From Yingzhao Lun Ti Yao.

Idiom explanation

Joy: pleasure, happiness. Unhappy because of dissatisfaction.

The origin of Idioms

According to Sima Guang's Ying Zhao Lun Ti Yao in Song Dynasty, "the people who were in charge of the post were already unhappy and refused to work together to help them to plan and work together to accomplish things."

Idiom usage

He is dissatisfied all day long.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: unhappy and [antonym]: elated