animosity

UK:  [.ænɪ'mɒsəti]

US:  [.ænɪ'mɑsəti]

复数：animosities  

n.

1.仇,仇视,敌意,反感,仇恨心理

2.怨恨,仇恨,敌视,憎恶

1 . As the animosity between the two girls escalated, Margarite felt shunned by an entire group of girls and was eating lunch by herself.
一切都在眨眼之间。随着两人之间的敌意不断加强，玛格丽特感到所有女生都躲避她，自己只能独自吃午饭。

2 . It is a slave to its animosity or to its affection, either of which is sufficient to lead it astray from its duty and its interest.
或为敌意的奴隶，或为友情的奴隶，随便那一种都足够使它离开自己的责任和自己的利益。

3 . Not one of her students felt any animosity or ill feelings toward her. Everyone in her class felt like it was their own home.
在她的课堂里，每个人都感到像是在自己家里一样。

4 . In a recent interview with China Daily, Guo said the animosity she stirred was so intense that she had even considered suicide.
在最近中国日报对她的一个访问中，郭美美表示网民对她的仇恨使她承受着巨大的压力，她甚至还考虑过要自杀。

5 . In the UK, too, religion seems to be generating an animosity not seen since the seventeenth century.
在英国也是同样，似乎自从十七世纪之后，信仰就不再产生憎恨和仇视了一般。