英语词汇resentment的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

resentment /rɪˈzentmənt/ noun a feeling of anger because something has happened that you think is unfairadjectivesdeep resentment The new tax caused deep resentment among voters.widespread resentment (=among many people) The actions of the police during the strike caused widespread resentment.bitter resentment (=very strong) There was bitter resentment among people who had lost their land.great/considerable resentment The decision to cut wages led to great resentment among the workforce.growing/increasing resentment Food shortages caused growing resentment against the government.simmering/smouldering resentment (=felt for a long time but not expressed) His smouldering resentment against his neighbour erupted into violence.verbscause/create resentment also lead to resentment Giving some students special privileges will cause resentment among the other students.feel resentment He felt a lot of resentment because of the way he had been treated by the government.harbour resentment BrE harbor resentment AmE (=continue to feel it) You obviously harbour some resentment against your ex-boyfriend.breed/provoke resentment (=cause it) These misunderstandings had bred resentment.arouse resentment (=make people feel it) The terms of his contract aroused deep resentment among the other players.fuel resentment (=make it stronger) Any further sign of unfair treatment would fuel the resentment that workers already felt.be filled with resentment Afterwards, he was filled with bitter resentment.prepositionsresentment at/over/about sth There was resentment at the way some people were able to avoid paying any tax.resentment against/towards sb There is a lot of resentment against the police.phrasesa cause/source of resentment Her husband’s failure to do any housework was a major source of resentment.a sense/feeling of resentment There is a strong sense of resentment among workers when they hear that bosses are getting huge bonuses. | If a friend keeps cancelling arrangements, feelings of resentment can develop.

词组	resentment
释义	resentment /rɪˈzentmənt/ noun a feeling of anger because something has happened that you think is unfairadjectivesdeep resentment The new tax caused deep resentment among voters.widespread resentment (=among many people) The actions of the police during the strike caused widespread resentment.bitter resentment (=very strong) There was bitter resentment among people who had lost their land.great/considerable resentment The decision to cut wages led to great resentment among the workforce.growing/increasing resentment Food shortages caused growing resentment against the government.simmering/smouldering resentment (=felt for a long time but not expressed) His smouldering resentment against his neighbour erupted into violence.verbscause/create resentment also lead to resentment Giving some students special privileges will cause resentment among the other students.feel resentment He felt a lot of resentment because of the way he had been treated by the government.harbour resentment BrE harbor resentment AmE (=continue to feel it) You obviously harbour some resentment against your ex-boyfriend.breed/provoke resentment (=cause it) These misunderstandings had bred resentment.arouse resentment (=make people feel it) The terms of his contract aroused deep resentment among the other players.fuel resentment (=make it stronger) Any further sign of unfair treatment would fuel the resentment that workers already felt.be filled with resentment Afterwards, he was filled with bitter resentment.prepositionsresentment at/over/about sth There was resentment at the way some people were able to avoid paying any tax.resentment against/towards sb There is a lot of resentment against the police.phrasesa cause/source of resentment Her husband’s failure to do any housework was a major source of resentment.a sense/feeling of resentment There is a strong sense of resentment among workers when they hear that bosses are getting huge bonuses. \| If a friend keeps cancelling arrangements, feelings of resentment can develop.
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