词条„rancorous“在英语 » 中文中的译文

rancorous [ˈræŋkərəs] 形

rancorous

憎恨的 zēnghènde

rancorous

充满恶意的 chōngmǎn èyì de

▶ rancorously 副

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英语

One of the most rancorous debates in the history of ornithology had begun in earnest.

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The day's rallies brought back echoes of a polarizing and rancorous presidential campaign.

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This was the opening round in a series of increasingly rancorous publications by these two scholars.

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Despite the rancorous shareholders' meeting, bargainers resumed talks that same day.

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The disputes between coal companies and miners over wages and working conditions were always rancorous and often violent, typical for the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

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The post is approaching 8,000 comments, most of them rancorous.

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News reports described the tenor as increasingly rancorous and vitriolic.

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However, one of the legacies of the rancorous debate is intense scrutiny of the judicial appointment process.

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It's hard to find such a well-liked political figure in this political rancorous day and age.

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Despite the scepticism, news of his death had the impact of uniting the rancorous political class.

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