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v.妒忌;羡慕;舍不得给(begrudge的ing形式)
adj.勉强的;吝惜的;妒忌的
1、begilding───伴随着
2、grudging───adj.勉强的;吝啬的
3、begladding───加载
4、begirdling───再分配
5、besmudging───弄脏
6、begrudgingly───adv.吝啬地;小气地
7、begging───v.乞讨,乞求;行乞(beg的现在分词形式);n.乞讨
8、ungrudging───adj.情愿的;慷慨的
9、begirding───vt.缚;用带绕
1、One is the legacy of Japan’s imperialist past and its begrudging, half-hearted apologies for wartime atrocities.───其一是日本的DiGuoZhuYi历史遗产和它对战时暴行的勉强与半心半意的道歉。
2、Undoubtedly, Harry thought, watching him over the top of his own book, Malfoy was begrudging the time he could otherwise be spending in the Room of Requirement.───哈利越过自己的课本偷偷地看着他,想道,马尔福无疑是在吝惜本来可以去有求必应屋的时间。
3、The feeling is more begrudging for the workers inside the company.───公司内部员工更是不情愿。
4、Blunting her hatred for him, Mara developed a begrudging respect for the Jedi and his skills.───玛拉对卢克的仇恨减少了,对他的绝地技艺渐生一种糅杂着嫉妒与钦佩的感情。
5、but US military assistance has often been begrudging, as well as conditional. Let the Indians have them, many Pakistanis now think.───美国的军事援助通常比较勉强或有条件的,所以许多巴基斯坦人现在在想,让印度去靠拢他们。
1、But there could be no begrudging the 1990 innings at Hove that put him in the Somerset record-books.
2、Where business barged in and tried to set the agenda and the schools participated on a begrudging basis, problems inevitably arose.