rancour

英 [ˈræŋkə(r)]

美 [ˈræŋkər]

n.  怨恨; 怨毒

TEM8

BNC.19755

牛津词典

noun

• 怨恨；怨毒
  feelings of hatred and a desire to hurt other people, especially because you think that sb has done sth unfair to you
  1. She learned to accept criticism without rancour .
     她学会了坦然接受批评而不怀恨在心。

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 rancor


• N-UNCOUNT 怨怒;怨恨
  Rancouris a feeling of bitterness and anger.
  1. 'That's too bad,' Teddy said without rancour.
     “那太糟糕了！”特迪并无怨怒地说道。

英英释义

noun

• a feeling of deep and bitter anger and ill-will
  Synonym:resentmentbitternessgallrancor

双语例句

• They need one to prevent the relationship deteriorating into a long and mutually costly period of rancour, crisis, or even conflict.
  它们需要建立一个共识，以防两国关系恶化，陷入充满敌意、危机、乃至冲突的两败俱伤的长期阶段。
• He smiled back, with no apparent rancour, despite being listed as the plaintiff in the case.
  他回敬以微笑，作为原告他没有表现出明显的敌意。
• And so much rancour remained on the spirits of the gracious Duncan upon this occasion.
  对这件事，豁达的邓肯一直怀恨在心。
• By the side of Victor Emmanuel every quarrel should be forgotten, all rancour departed.
  在维多？伊曼纽尔身旁，一切争执都应当忘记，一切宿恨都应该抛弃。
• Shed hate and rancour, they hurt you more than they do others.
  摆脱憎恶和仇恨，他们伤害你更多于伤害其他人。
• Partisan gridlock is worse than ever: health-care reform, a genuinely impressive achievement, has become a prime source of rancour.
  党派之间的僵局更甚以往：医疗改革实际上是一项杰出的成就，但却成了两党敌意的主要来源。
• For three decades it has been the subject of intense debate and rancour, preventing as many as400 million births-mostly of baby girls.
  三十年来独生子女政策一直饱受争议和反对，因为它阻止了四亿婴儿的出生&大部分是女婴。
• For all its civilised aspect, Oxford is prone to rancour.
  虽然有其非常文明的方面，牛津却也并非净土。
• There was little rancour in the south, where a single party is overwhelmingly dominant and most southerners have set their sights on a referendum early next year that could lead to independence.
  南部的积怨不深，由一党主导，大部分南部人渴望在明年初举行通向独立的公民投票。
• Yet that business now looks in danger of unravelling in an atmosphere of rancour.
  不过，该业务目前似乎有可能在敌意气氛中解体。