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be·grudge /bɪˈɡrʌdʒ/
vt.
1. 勉强允给；吝惜
John never begrudged his children what they really needed. 只要孩子们真有需要，约翰是从不吝惜的。
The local government did not begrudge the millions to be spent on irrigation projects. 当地政府不惜拨款数百万修建灌溉系统。
2. 妒忌；羡慕
No one begrudges (him) his swimming pool. 没有人艳羡他的游泳池。
3. 为(某事)发牢骚，对(某事)出怨言；对…不感兴趣
We don't begrudge your attending the conference. 你去参加那个会议我们并没有意见。
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