begrudge
英 [bɪˈgrʌdʒ] 美 [bɪˈɡrʌdʒ]

vt.

嫉妒；勉强做；不乐意地付出；吝惜

变形

过去式：begrudged过去分词：begrudged现在分词：begrudging第三人称单数：begrudges

英英释义

begrudge[ bi'ɡrʌdʒ ]

• v.
  • be envious of; set one's heart on

    同义词：envy

  • wish ill or allow unwillingly

    同义词：resent

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. Nobody begrudges you your success.
   没有人忌妒你的成功。
2. We should not begrudge our neighbour's richness.
   我们不应该嫉妒邻人的富有。
3. I begrudge him his good fortune.
   我羡慕他的运气好.
4. We don't begrudge your going to Italy.
   我们并不羡慕你到意大利去。
5. I begrudge every penny I pay in tax.
   我交税交的每一便士心里都不痛快。

权威例句

Beckett and Begrudgery
Big Guys Don't Begrudge Others Their Successes
Leading Article: Don't Begrudge the Gold Rush
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To begrudge or not to begrudge: consumption and leisure externalities revisited
the CATHAL DERVAN column; Begrudgers Take Note -- Greece Rules
Begrudgery & Brehon Law: A Literary Examination of the Roots of Resentment in Pre-Modern Ireland
Wonderful Documents and Male Begrudgery: Postconflict Reconstruction in Northern Ireland
Forgiveness from the Perspectives of Three Response Modes: Begrudgement, Pragmatism, and Transcendence
Recognition and Respect for the African Cup of Nations, Not Criticism and Begrudgery from Europe