荒诞

• 병음: huāng dàn
• 한자 분석: 荒 = 艹 + 巟 (overgrown wilderness, wild); 诞 = 讠+ 延 (speech + extend, exaggerated speech)

뜻

황당하다; 터무니없다

Used in literary criticism, philosophy, and everyday formal discourse. Can describe absurd plotlines, preposterous claims, or surreal situations. Closely associated with the literary concept of the absurd (荒诞派). Stronger in tone than 离奇 or 奇怪.

예문

1. 这部小说以荒诞的叙事手法揭示了现代社会中人性的扭曲与异化。
2. 他提出的理论在同行看来十分荒诞，根本无法在现实中得到验证。
3. 整件事的经过听起来如此荒诞，令人难以相信这居然是真实发生的事情。

사용 가이드

맥락: literature, philosophy, criticism, formal discourse

어조: critical

올바른 표현

• 这出戏剧借助荒诞的手法表达了对官僚体制的深刻批判，令观众在笑声中感受到强烈的讽刺意味。(This play uses absurdist techniques to deliver a profound critique of bureaucracy, allowing the audience to experience sharp satire through laughter.)
• 这个说法实在荒诞不经，完全违背了基本的科学常识，不值得认真讨论。(This claim is utterly preposterous, completely violating basic scientific common sense — it is not worth serious discussion.)

피해야 할 표현

• 荒诞 interchangeably with 荒谬 — 荒谬 stresses logical impossibility and moral wrongness, while 荒诞 emphasises surreal absurdity and the quality of being wildly unreal or fantastical

기원과 역사

荒 (wild/unrestrained) + 诞 (fantastical/wild in speech) — wildly exaggerated and unreasonable

문화적 배경

세대: All ages

사회적 배경: Universal