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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5944 COCA: 6430
resentverb [ T ]uk/rɪˈzent/ us/rɪˈzent/

C2 to feel angry because you have been forced to accept someone or something that you do not like感到愤恨；不满；憎恶

She bitterly resented her father's new wife.她对她父亲新娶的妻子恨之入骨。
[ + -ing verb ] He resents having to explain his work to other people.他讨厌非得向人们解释他的工作。

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People still resent the closure of the local school.

I resent paying extra for my drink just because it's in a posey bottle!

We resent these insinuations that we are not capable of leading the company forward.

I resent it that my job is starting to encroach on my family life.

He resents the way his ideas have been hijacked by others in the department.

TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5944 COCA: 6430
resent

verb

ADVERB➤bitterly, deeply, greatly, really極其怨恨；非常憤恨◇She bitterly resented the fact that her husband had been so successful.她對丈夫如此成功感到憤憤不平。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5944 COCA: 6430
resent

verb

resent ♦︎ begrudge ♦︎ take exception to sthThese words all mean to feel angry or unhappy about sth because you feel it is unfair. 这些词均表示感到气愤、愤愤不平。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to resent / begrudge (sb) doing sth◆to resent / begrudge / take exception to the fact that...■ resent rɪˈzent [transitive] to feel bitter or angry about sth, especially because you feel it is unfair 愤恨；感到气愤；（尤指）愤愤不平◆He bitterly resented being treated like a child.他十分厌恶被别人当孩子对待。◆She deeply resented the fact that her husband had been so successful.她丈夫已取得那么大的成功，对此她深感气愤。◆She resented him making all the decisions.她讨厌什么事都要听他的。  see also resentful ⇨ bitter 2 ■ begrudge bɪˈgrʌdʒ [transitive] (often used in negative statements 常用于否定陈述) to feel unhappy that sb has sth because you do not think that they deserve it; to feel unhappy about having to do, pay or give sth 嫉妒；对（某人所享有的）感到不满；对（要做某事、付钱或提供某物）不乐意◆You surely don't begrudge him his happiness.你肯定不是嫉妒他的幸福吧。◆I don't begrudge her being so successful.我并没有因她如此成功而怏怏不乐。◆I begrudge every second I spent trying to help him.我为了帮助他而花掉的每一秒钟都令我不痛快。◆Many people begrudge paying so much money for a second-rate service.付出这么多钱，得到的却是二流服务，很多人都不乐意。   see also grudging ⇨ reluctant ■ take exˈception to sth

idiom

(took, taken) (rather formal) to feel angry about sth and strongly object to it, especially sth that sb has said or done （尤指针对他人的言行）强烈反对；生⋯的气◆I take great exception to the fact that you told my wife before you told me.你还没告诉我就先对我妻子讲了，为此我非常生气。◆No one could possibly take exception to his comments.任何人都不可能对他的意见提出异议。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5944 COCA: 6430

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