| 词组 | grudge |
| 释义 | grudge /ɡrʌdʒ/ noun a feeling of dislike for someone because you cannot forget that they harmed you in the pastverbsbear/carry a grudge (=have a grudge) I try not to bear grudges.have/hold a grudge The police asked if anyone might have had a grudge against the victim.harbour a grudge BrE harbor a grudge AmE (=have a grudge for a long time) He was the sort of person who would harbour a grudge for years.nurse a grudge (=have a grudge and keep finding reasons for it) She was still nursing a grudge against her former boss.adjectives/nouns + grudgea personal grudge It is known that the man had a personal grudge against his co-worker.an old/ancient/long-standing grudge He said they should celebrate their achievements, not nurse old grudges.a childhood grudge (=from when someone was a child) Police hinted that Robert’s crime was motivated by a childhood grudge.prepositionsa grudge against sb/sth Do you have some sort of grudge against her?phrasesbear/hold etc no grudge He insisted that he held no grudge against Taylor.someone with a grudge The bomb could be the work of someone with a grudge against the company. |
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