ran·cour

noun

/ˈræŋkə(r)/

/ˈræŋkər/

(North American English rancor)

[uncountable] (formal)

feelings of hate and a desire to hurt other people, especially because you think that somebody has done something unfair to you怨恨；怨毒 synonym bitterness
- There was rancour in his voice.他的声音里充满了怨恨。
- They divorced with remarkably little rancour.他们离婚时并没有什么怨恨。
- without rancour She learned to accept criticism without rancour.她学会了坦然接受批评而不怀恨在心。
Word OriginMiddle English: via Old French from late Latin rancor ‘rankness’ (in the Vulgate ‘bitter grudge’), related to Latin rancidus ‘stinking’.

单词	rancour
释义	ran·cour noun /ˈræŋkə(r)/ /ˈræŋkər/ (North American English rancor) [uncountable] (formal) feelings of hate and a desire to hurt other people, especially because you think that somebody has done something unfair to you怨恨；怨毒 synonym bitterness There was rancour in his voice.他的声音里充满了怨恨。 They divorced with remarkably little rancour.他们离婚时并没有什么怨恨。 without rancour She learned to accept criticism without rancour.她学会了坦然接受批评而不怀恨在心。 Word OriginMiddle English: via Old French from late Latin rancor ‘rankness’ (in the Vulgate ‘bitter grudge’), related to Latin rancidus ‘stinking’.
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