Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Resent"

A: Strongly disliked

A: I really hate it.
I dislike it.
I am annoyed about it.

A: it just means you don't agree with what someone said. Usually what is said is about you. For example someone calls you selfish, " I resent that"

A: Meaning that you regret something or you feel bad for something you do.

A: I resented the way he spoke to me.

The cat resents her weekly bath.

Washing dishes is a common chore, but I will continue to resent it my whole life.

A: I resent him for being rude to me.
I resent the fact that I get nervous in large crowds.

A: He reset his computer so it could update.

A: I resent rich people. I resent math. pretty much you can resent anything it just means you hate it

A: Resentment is something that refers to a long period of anger. It usually doesn’t happen overnight… You can be upset instantly, but if you are consistently disappointed or unhappy with someone’s actions, you might resent them.

“I resent my sister because she always tried to steal my parents attention.”

“I work so hard to make my employers happy, but they never notice, and after all these years, I have become resentful.”

Just a note: when someone is resentful, it is not considered a positive trait. Resentment is a bitter state of mind.

A: Resent/Resentment is an indignation of having been wronged or unfairly treated by someone. This is a mixture of disappoinment, anger, disgust and fear.
For example:
1. Her soul is filled with strong energy of resentment due to her unjustified death.
2. She bore a bitter feeling of resentment towards her ex-husband.

On the other hand, outrage is a strong moral emotion which is usually in reaction to a grave personal offense.

Example:
1. The man was outraged when the bride went missing on their wedding day.
2. The public was outraged on the court's decision.

A: To resent something is to feel anger or bitterness toward it. You might resent someone who has treated you poorly.
To offend is to cause a person to feel hurt, angry, or upset by something said or done.

A: Angry is a short term emotion. Resent is a long term attitude.

"Kim Jong Un gets angry at US President Trump for recent insults"

"North Korean people still resent Japan for the war."

A: Resentと言うのは恨むの意味です。

Angryと言うのは怒るの意味です。

A: to "resent" + (someone/something) means to hold negative feeling about a person or thing over time. Usually, because of a decision or action.

The "S" in "resent" sounds more like a "Z". "ReZent"

"He resented her for not helping."
"They resented the teacher for never answering their questions."
"I resented the fact she left without me."

A: В русском нет подходящего эквивалента.
Описывает чувство тихого негодования или обиды из-за нанесённого оскорбления.

A: × because we'll resent each other the closer we get to each other
✓ because we'll resent each other the closer we get.

You do not need “each other” twice. Other than that, it sounds natural.

A: I resent being dependent of you