resents

英 [rɪˈzents]

美 [rɪˈzents]

v.  愤恨; 感到气愤; 愤愤不平
resent的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 怨恨;憎恶;愤恨
  If youresentsomeone or something, you feel bitter and angry about them.
  1. She resents her mother for being so tough on her...
     她怨恨母亲对她太严厉。
  2. I resent being dependent on her.
     我很讨厌自己对她的依赖。

双语例句

• Clay resents the perception that some people ( including some readers) have that he is henpecked, or that he doesn't contribute enough to the family.
  克莱非常反感一些人（包括一些读者）把他看作妻管严，或认为他没有为家庭做出足够的贡献。
• She strongly resents any suggestion that this is not a good thing.
  她对于任何对这一做法的建议都强烈抵触。
• She resents being paid less than her co-workers.
  她对工资低于同事感到愤愤不平。
• She resents her mother for being so tough on her
  她怨恨母亲对她太严厉。
• If there's anything that is worse than sleeping in the arms of another woman's husband, it is sleeping in the arms of someone who resents you, cannot stand you and wants to run away from you whenever he gets a chance.
  如果有比躺在别人丈夫的怀里更糟糕的事情，那就是躺在一个恨你、不支持你并想抓住一切机会离开你的男人怀里。
• He resents the new prince and the cub's status as next in line to be king-a job he covets for himself.
  他嫉恨新王子的诞生，因为这孩子将会继承他垂涎已久的王位。
• Unfair or abusive treatment and training will lead to an Akita that resents you.
  不公平或过滥的对待训练会导致她记恨你。
• The Japanese right, though a firm supporter of the US alliance, resents a postwar settlement that casts Japan as uniquely villainous and that treats it as a client state.
  日本右翼虽然是日美同盟的坚定支持者，却不满于将日本视为唯一恶人、并当成附庸国对待的战后清算。
• A person reveals his character by nothing so clearly as the joke he resents.
  一个听不懂意思的笑话使他不愤怒清楚地揭示他的性格。
• These last two levels, and especially the expert, can quickly come to resent practice-based initiatives, in exactly the same way that the competent person resents being given task-level detail.
  最后的两个层次和特殊的专家等级，会很快的对基于实践的倡议感到反感，确切的说，如同熟练者在被给予任务级别的细节是感到反感一样。