angst

• n. 不安；心配
• n. （Angst）人名；（Eng., Dev.）

ANGERの古語的意味から。

angst (n.)

1944, from German Angst "neurotic fear, anxiety, guilt, remorse," from Old High German angust, from the root of anger. George Eliot used it (in German) in 1849, and it was popularized in English by translation of Freud's work, but as a foreign word until 1940s. Old English had a cognate word, angsumnes "anxiety," but it died out.

1. Many kids suffer from acne and angst .

多くの若者がニキビや焦りに悩まされています。

2.songs full of teenage angst

青少年の焦りに満ちた曲

3.The sense of not being wanted can set up an angst .

捨てられた感覚は人を苦しめる.

4. "What if there's nothing left at all?「he cries,lost in some intense existential angst .

「何も残らなかったら？」彼は叫んで、自分の存在に対する深い焦りに陥った。

5.Now that AIfons has taught me that my angst is the price I have to pay.

アイルフォンは私の焦りが私が払う代価であることを理解させてくれた。