antagonise
英
美
v. 使敌对；抵销; 引起对抗、反感
现在分词：antagonising 过去分词：antagonised 第三人称单数：antagonises 过去式：antagonised
BNC.19892
柯林斯词典
- → see:antagonize
英英释义
verb
- provoke the hostility of
- Don't antagonize your boss
- act in opposition to
双语例句
- Its bosses did not want to antagonise Alcoa, the company that both sponsored "see it now" and sold quantities of aluminium to the air force.
该公司的老板不想与美国铝公司（alcoa）发生冲突，因为这家公司不仅资助“今日关注”，而且他们向美国空军供应着大量的铝原料。 - While you shouldn't expose your emotional state, you should not antagonise them either.
虽然你不应该表露自己的情绪，你也不应该与他们对抗。 - Proclaiming that the US is always right and virtuous may go down well in the American heartland, but it tends to antagonise foreigners and that is simply counterproductive.
宣称美国永远是正确和有道德的，也许在美国的心脏地带能够引发欢呼，但往往会引起外国人的反感这样完全是适得其反。 - The White House opted against providing the entire list of weapons requested by Taiwan because it did not want to antagonise China.
由于白宫不愿与中国发生对抗，它决定不向台湾提供所开清单上的所有武器。 - Operators could block access or degrade the quality of their data services, but that would antagonise subscribers.
运营商可以禁止用户使用数据业务或者降低他们使用的质量，但这样有可能使用户产生敌对心理。 - The use of the word statehood, while imprecise, is likely to antagonise Kiev.
使用国家地位（statehood）这个词虽然不精确，但很可能惹恼基辅。 - THE easiest way for a president to make his life miserable is to antagonise his fellow politicians on Capitol Hill.
当总统的若是想把自己的日子搅得一团糟，最简单的办法莫过于去招惹国会山上的诸公。 - Irrespective of what Goldman's clients and service providers have really thought about the bank, most have been reluctant to antagonise the bank, since they feared that Goldman was so powerful that any critic would face some backlash.
不管客户和服务提供商心里怎么看高盛，他们大都不愿与高盛为敌。他们畏惧的是，高盛如此强大，以至于对它的任何批评都可能招来反击。 - However, Mr Mittal knows that if he moves too quickly or appears aggressive, this will antagonise the Chinese leadership.
但拉克希米米塔尔知道，如果他的动作太快，或是显得咄咄逼人，将引起中国领导人的不满。 - The government had promised as much and a debtor nation could not afford to antagonise its lenders.
政府同样这样承诺过，并且一个债务国是无法承受来自其债权国的敌对情绪的。