rancor

rancor音标

英 ['ræŋkə]

美 [ˈræŋkɚ]

rancor基本释义

n.敌意；恨意

rancor用法及例句

n.(名词)

仇恨

激烈的憎恶

深仇

怨恨

积怨

敌意

恨意

noun

1. a feeling of deep and bitter anger and ill-will

Synonym: resentmentbitternessgallrancour

1.-> see rancour

1. 敌意：rancidness 腐臭 | rancor 敌意 | rancorous 深恨的

2. 怨恨：ramp#斜路 | rancor#怨恨 | ransom#赎金;赔偿金

3.

3. 兰苛：peko-peko:佩科 | rancor:兰苛 | reek:力克

4. rancor是什么意思

4. 深仇,怨恨：rancid 不新鲜的,变味的 | rancor 深仇,怨恨 | rancorous 怨恨的,憎恨的

近义词

临近词

meanness低劣

rancour深仇

animosity憎恶

spleen脾

hostility敌意

acrimony(语言

ill will憎恶

malevolence恶意

resentment怨恨

gall擦伤

malice恶意

venom*液

enmity敌意

hatred仇恨

spite恶意

bitterness苦味

nastiness污秽

rancid

rancorously

rancorous

rancour

相关列句

I address you with neither rancor nor bitterness in the fading twilight of life, with but one purpose in mind: to serve my country.(我演讲既不带人生暮年的怨恨也不带伤感之情，但心中只有一个目的：为我的祖国效劳。)

I know now that I could talk to the man who shot me and feel no rancor.(如果现在我见到当年击中我的狙击手，我会不带任何敌意地对待他。)

After so many loves and losses, she would finally have let go of her rancor toward Camilla.(在几段恋爱结束之后，她*终放手自己对卡米拉的敌意的态度。)

Even the relatively cautious and plainly useful simplicities of American spelling (as in the –or words, for example) are sometimes denounced with great rancor.(甚至连美式英语的相对谨慎和显然实用的简捷有时候也受到充满憎恶的斥责。)

Even the most solid relationships sometimes end, if not with indifference, rancor or incompatibility, then eventually with death.(*牢固的关系有时候也会结束，即使不是形如陌路、成为冤家对头或者水火不容，我们*后也会被死亡所分开。)

I have no rancor nor disappointment, also do not have fallen, everything is so naturally.(我没有怨恨，也没有失望，也没有堕落，一切都是那样顺其自然的。)

I have no rancor against them.(我对他们没有怨恨。)

He has no rancor at heart against you.(他心中对你并无怨恨。)

Clinton was unreliable and dishonest. The leaks distracted from more substantive campaign issues and fueled public distrust and rancor.(泄密事件分散了人们对更重大的竞选议题的注意力，助长了公众的不信任感和敌意。)

And all these, it is the result with two companies too close accumulated rancor.(而这一切，都是两家公司积怨过深的结果。)