欢迎各位回到“失落词典”！今天我们要探讨的关键词是: 大冤种。

Welcome back to our podcast, dear listeners! Today's keyword is from the dialects of Northeast China. Traditionally, this term has been used to describe someone who acts foolishly or does something silly. In a more contemporary context, this can also refer to someone who feels wronged and as a result, is in a gloomy mood.

In English, the concept of today's keyword might be expressed with phrases like 'fool' or 'simpleton' for someone who is perceived as acting foolishly. For the more contemporary meaning, phrases such as 'a person with a chip on their shoulder' might be used. For example, "After the argument, he acted like a real person with a chip on his shoulder."

Related English phrases include 'to act the fool', which refers to behaving in a silly way or making oneself appear foolish, and 'to feel hard done by', implying feeling unjustly treated or misunderstood. For example, "She felt hard done by after being passed over for the promotion."

To wrap up, today's keyword is a versatile term in Northeast China's dialect, describing either someone acting foolishly or a person feeling wronged and discontented. In English, these concepts might be expressed as 'fool' or 'a person with a chip on their shoulder'. It's a reminder of the richness of regional dialects and their ability to capture complex emotional states in simple terms.

Thank you for joining us for another episode of the 'Buzzword Breakdown Podcast'. Stay tuned for more episodes where we demystify the language of the internet, one buzzword at a time!

Stay curious, stay digital! Signing off, this is Ken.