深度学习
rancor (RANK or) This noun means “bitter, long-lasting anger or resent-ment” and comes from the Latin word meaning “to stink” or “be rotten” (see #10). The adjective form is “rancorous.”
- Gwendolyn’s rancor at her sister was so intense that she agreed to go to her party but refused to wish her a happy birthday.
- Ben’s rancorous remarks drove his wife to seek a marriage counsellor who could help him learn the art of gentle criticism.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
rancor（RANK or）这个名词的意思是“苦涩、持久的愤怒或怨恨”，来自拉丁语单词，意思是“发臭”或“腐烂”（见#10）。形容词的形式是“充满敌意”
格温多琳对姐姐的怨恨如此之深，以至于她同意去参加她的派对，但拒绝祝她生日快乐。
本充满敌意的言论促使他的妻子去找一位婚姻顾问，他可以帮助他学习温和批评的艺术。
