rancorous
英 [ˈræŋkərəs]
美 [ˈræŋkərəs]
adj. 充满怨恨的
BNC.36987 / COCA.26782
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED 怀有深仇的；充满敌意的
A rancorous argument or person is full of bitterness and anger.- The deal ended after a series of rancorous disputes.
经过一连串充满敌意的争吵，交易泡汤了。
- The deal ended after a series of rancorous disputes.
双语例句
- His speech was a bilious, rancorous attack on young people.
他的讲话是对年轻人满怀敌意的狂暴攻击。 - The deal ended after a series of rancorous disputes.
经过一连串充满敌意的争吵，交易泡汤了。 - For several years now, this town has been consumed by a rancorous argument over the proper size of the federal government.
多年来，这座城市忙于争执联邦政府的规模。 - But if the tone of these ads are any indication, their marketing, at least, might be starting to get more rancorous.
但这两支广告表明，至少从营销上来看，互联网公司可能已开始恶意相对。 - The Bali international climate change conference at the end of 2007 saw a rancorous stand-off between rich and poor nations as to what should count as an "environmental good".
2007年底的巴厘岛国际气候变化大会，见证了一场富国与穷国之间充满敌意的对峙，争论的焦点是哪些产品应算作“环保商品”。 - In rancorous tones its press preached hostility, and an anti-British policy was adopted in international affairs.
德国的报刊和通讯社咬牙切齿地大肆宣扬敌对情绪；同时，德国在国际事务中采取反英政策。 - He had long since wearied of discussing the rancorous subject.
他早就厌倦这类怨气冲冲的话题了。 - And these are not the best of times, with a double-dipping economy, misbehaving banks and a rancorous coalition government.
而目前还不是最好的情况经济左右摇摆不定，银行行为不端，联合政府充满敌意。 - He had been incredibly rancorous toward mckinley.
他对麦金利怀有令人难以置信的怨恨。