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I am in a chat-community where in a room called "manga and anime" we have a
background image, where you can see those two kanji.
[Google](https://translate.google.de/?hl=de#ja/en/%E7%AB%8B%E8%85%B9)
translates it as _anger, offense_ , however i don't see the reasoning for
something like this to be in the background.

I have uploaded a screenshot from our chatchannel-background:

![background](https://i.stack.imgur.com/SoZce.png)

Those are the correct kanji, right? What is the meaning of those two kanji if
they are not used in any context, if they just stand on their own?
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translation meaning
What is the meaning of 立腹
The kanji means anger, and the expression of the girl's face is expressing
anger toward her dog for not moving. So it's quite fit.
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立腹 is a noun meaning "getting angry." You can verbalize it by saying "立腹する." A
more colloquial form of 立腹する is 腹を立てる. Perhaps 立腹 came from 腹を立てる. I can't
tell which one of a boy and dog got angry from the cartoon.
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