acrimony

中英词典

名词

acrimony [ˈæk.rɪ.mə.ni] (uncountable)
1. 尖刻，辛辣
2. （尤指争论、争吵中的）激烈，恶劣

形容词

acrimonious [ˌæk.rɪˈmoʊ.ni.əs] (comparative: acrimonious, superlative: acrimonious)
尖刻的，辛辣的，恶劣的

词语辨析

acrimony和acrimonious在意义上有些许区别。acrimony是名词，指的是尖刻或恶劣的语言或行为，常用于描述争论、争吵等；而acrimonious是形容词，也表示尖刻或恶劣的，但更强调情绪的激烈和痛苦。

词汇扩充

acrimoniously [ˌæk.rɪˈmoʊ.ni.əs.li] (adverb)
尖刻地，辛辣地，恶劣地

近义词

bitterness [ˈbɪt̬.ɚ.nəs] (uncountable)
1. 苦涩，辛酸
2. 怨恨，愤懑

反义词

amicability [ˌæm.ɪ.kəˈbɪl.ə.t̬i] (uncountable)
和睦，友好

柯林斯词典

acrimony (noun)
1. Bitterness is the quality of being bitter and unpleasant.
2. Acrimony is bitter and angry words or quarrels.

牛津词典

acrimony (noun)
1. Bitterness or ill feeling.
2. Anger and bitterness.

用法

acrimony通常用于描述争论、争吵等中的尖刻或恶劣的语言或行为。相关的形容词acrimonious多用于形容争议、争吵、争论等情境中的尖刻、恶劣或愤怒的行为或态度。

例句

1. The divorce proceedings were marked by acrimony and hostility. (这场离婚诉讼充满了尖刻和敌意。)
2. There was a lot of acrimony between the two politicians during the debate. (在辩论期间，这两位政治家之间存在着很多尖刻的言辞。)
3. The acrimonious argument between the neighbors lasted for hours. (邻居之间的激烈争吵持续了数小时。)
4. The acrimonious breakup of the band shocked their fans. (乐队激烈的解散令他们的粉丝感到震惊。)
5. The meeting ended on an acrimonious note, with both parties refusing to compromise. (会议以双方都拒绝妥协的激烈气氛结束。)
6. They exchanged acrimonious emails, each blaming the other for the project's failure. (他们互发了尖刻的电子邮件，每个人都责备对方导致项目失败。)
7. The bitterness of their rivalry was evident in their intense competition. (他们之间的竞争激烈表明了他们的敌意。)
8. Years of bitterness between the two families finally ended with a heartfelt apology. (两个家族多年的怨恨最终以真诚的道歉而结束。)
9. Despite their differences, they managed to resolve their dispute without acrimony. (尽管存在分歧，他们设法在没有争吵的情况下解决了争议。)
10. They had an acrimonious falling out and haven't spoken since. (他们曾经激烈争吵过后就再也没有说过话。)
11. The acrimonious relationship between the two countries has led to increased tensions in the region. (两国之间尖锐的关系导致了该地区紧张局势的加剧。)
12. The acrimonious dispute over the inheritance tore the family apart. (关于遗产的激烈争议使这个家庭分崩离析。)
13. He ended the discussion with an acrimonious remark, leaving everyone shocked. (他以尖刻的话结束了讨论，让所有人都感到震惊。)
14. The acrimony between the two colleagues was palpable, creating a tense atmosphere in the office. (这两个同事之间的尖刻很明显，给办公室带来了紧张的气氛。)
15. The acrimony of their divorce spilled over into their children's lives. (离婚的尖刻影响蔓延到了他们孩子的生活中。)
16. The negotiations turned acrimonious as both sides refused to compromise. (由于双方都拒绝妥协，谈判变得激烈起来。)
17. The acrimonious tone of his speech offended many people in the audience. (他演讲中的尖刻语气冒犯了观众中的许多人。)
18. The bitterness between the two former friends was evident in their cold greetings. (这两位昔日的朋友之间的仇恨在他们冷漠的问候中显而易见。)
19. They buried their bitterness and decided to work together for the sake of their project. (他们埋藏了彼此的仇恨，决定为了项目的利益共同合作。)
20. Despite their differences, they managed to maintain an amicable relationship. (尽管存在分歧，他们设法保持着友好的关系。)