rancorous
rancorous 美['ræŋkərəs]
adj. 怀恶意的；深恨的
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- adj. 怀恶意的；深恨的
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1. Accordingly, Obama’s budget is more of an opening bid in a tough, rancorous negotiation.
因此，奥巴马的预算更像是在艰难的、恶意的谈判下公开招标。
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2. In the Senate, the Majority Leader Harry Reid said he was not proud of the rancorous process that led to it, but he held it up as an example of American democracy at work.
在参议院，多数党领袖里德称，整个充满恶意的过程使他丝毫不能感到自豪，但是他将该法案作为美国民主制度良好运作的典范。
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3. These are tricky matters, especially for a minority government in a rancorous and partisan parliament.
这些都是棘手的问题，在一个争吵不休的多党议会里，更是如此。
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