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grudgen. ill-will,feeling of malice,enmity,feud,in-veterate hatred恶意,怨恨,仇恨,世仇,深仇大恨。 △Rom.Pro. 3:“ancient grudge”,i.e. longstanding feud. 累世的宿怨。 △1H.VI.4.1.109:“Your private grudge,myLord of York,will out,”约克大人,你深藏于心的仇恨总是要暴露出来的。 △3H.VI.3.3.195:“My noble queen,letformer grudges pass,/ And henceforth I am thy trueservitor.”高贵的王后,让宿怨消逝吧,从今以后我是你忠心的仆人。 △R.III.2.1.65 (66): “If ever any grudge werelodged between us;”如果在我俩之间曾经心怀什么仇恨。
grudgevt. harbour or cherish with malice带有恶意的心怀。 grudge one thought: harbour one grudging or enviousthought,entertain a single hostile thought心怀着一点忌恨的念头,怀有一点有敌意的念头。 △1H.VI.3.1.174:“And as my duty springs,so perish they / That grudgeone thought against your Majesty!”我的效忠必与日俱增,那些敢对陛下怀有一点敌意的人一定要被消灭! grudge[grʌdӠ]v.吝啬,妒忌,不给予 n.妒忌,怨恨 ◇bear a grudge (malice)耿耿于怀 ‖ grudging adj. 不愿的,勉强的,吝啬的 grudgingly adv. |