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bit.ter ANGRYH5bIt7E5, $5bIt7Ladj-er, -est (of a person) angry and unhappy because unable to forget bad things which happened the past or (of an experience) causing deep pain or anger充满仇恨(愤怒、怨恨、不满等情绪)的;流露心头痛苦(或悲痛、悔恨)的She was not bitter about what had happened to her.她对发生在她身上的一切并不怨恨。He gave me a bitter look.他不满地看了我一眼。Failing the final exams was a bitter disappointment for me.期末考试没有通过对我来讲是一种极大的失望。The brothers are bitter enemies (= they hate each another).兄弟们反目为仇。She learnt through bitter experience that he was not to be trusted.她从痛苦的经历意识到他不可信。The bitter irony is that the hospice treating AIDS patients is rich from the legacies of grateful dying patients.辛辣的讽刺是专门治疗艾滋病病人的临终关怀院竟获取感激的垂死病人的遗产而致富。Her childhood had left her with bitter memories of family life.她的童年留给她的是家庭生活的痛苦记忆。He felt that no-one had supported him and he became bitter and twisted (= angry and unhappy).他觉得没人支持过他，因此而变得愤怒苦恼。Bitter is often used with words which mean argument.（斗争、争吵等)激烈的;（仇恨等)强烈的a bitter dispute / feud激烈的争执 / 刻骨的世仇a bitter fight / row激烈的打斗 / 争吵bitter recriminations激烈的反诉a bitter struggle / wrangle激烈的斗争 / 争辩The bitter end is death.死亡He stayed by her bedside until the bitter end (= her death).他一直呆在她床边直到她去世。If something is done to the bitter end it is completed although the person doing it finds it extremely unpleasant.（不令人满意的)终结，结束，完成I pursued my claim to the bitter end.就我的要求我将奋斗到底。
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