grudge基本解释
n.怨恨；恶意
vt.不愿；吝惜；嫉妒
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副词: grudgingly 名词: grudger 过去式: grudged 过去分词: grudged 现在分词: grudging 第三人称单数: grudges
n.怨恨；恶意
vt.不愿；吝惜；嫉妒
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副词: grudgingly 名词: grudger 过去式: grudged 过去分词: grudged 现在分词: grudging 第三人称单数: grudges
noun
1. a resentment strong enough to justify retaliation
e.g. holding a grudge
settling a score
Synonym: scoregrievance
verb
1. accept or admit unwillingly
2. bear a grudge
harbor ill feelings
Synonym: stew
1. 不满；积怨；怨恨
If you have or bear a grudge against someone, you have unfriendly feelings towards them because of something they did in the past.
e.g. He appears to have a grudge against certain players...
他看来对某些选手怀恨在心。
e.g. There is no doubt it was an accident and I bear no grudges.
这无疑是个意外，我没有怨言。
1. 妒忌：growth stage 生长阶段 | grudge 妒忌 | GSR 皮电反应
2. 不给予：deter:阻止 | grudge:不给予 | disseminate:散步
3. 不愿给：spiritual 精神上的 | grudge 不愿给 | surgeon 外科大夫
Adelkader was very sorry to hear of his death. He bore him no grudge, you know.
出自：P. BowlesIf..a man succeeds in sending a reluctant wife to be analysed, she quite naturally goes with a grudge.
出自：A. S. NeillSay it was a grudge I had against all David's children for having so many advantages over me.
出自：D. JacobsonShe wasn't one to hold a grudge just because you had called her mother a hippopotamus.
出自：D. NobbsHe never grudged the time spent in showing his wares to non-buyers.
出自：H. A. VachellThe women made way for them, but barely sufficient, as if grudging to yield ground.
出自：D. H. LawrenceHe did not grudge the expatriate engineers their fatter pay-packets.
出自：E. Amadi
