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 antagonize [æn'tægə`naɪz]   添加此单词到默认生词本
vt. 使对抗, 使敌对, 反对

vi. 引起反抗


  1. It would be dangerous to antagonize him.
    招惹他可危险.
  2. IF I'M WISE, I WON'T ANTAGONIZE YOUR ANGER.
    如果我有智慧,我就不会煽动你的愤怒。
  3. Your aggressive promoting of philosophic or religious viewpoints may antagonize others.
    你的冲动促进哲学性或宗教观点可能会触怒他人。


antagonize


Antagonize \An*tag"o*nize\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Antagonized};
p. pr. & vb. n. {Antagonozing}.] [Gr. ?. See {Antagonism}.]
To contend with; to oppose actively; to counteract.


Antagonize \An*tag"o*nize\, v. i.
To act in opposition.

  1. "We believe they are not addressing the issues because they don't want to antagonize or offend the Anglo community," LULAC president Jose Garcia De Lara told a press conference.
  2. Perhaps the greatest of Saddam Hussein's many blunders was to antagonize both at the same time, while forgetting that there was no countervailing power in the world that he could call to his aid against the U.S.
  3. However, she said, this only seemed to antagonize them.
  4. Privately, he is determined not to allow Mr. Denktas to antagonize him.
  5. The White House clearly hopes that Judge Souter and his vague record on abortion won't antagonize anyone.
  6. But they soon departed as liabilities, leaving the agencies with "technocrat" administrators and instructions not to antagonize either the public or business.
  7. The extra capability is concentrated in Saudi Arabia, but analysts say there are doubts the Saudis would be willing to antagonize Iraq by stepping up output.
  8. Lee has moved cautiously, however, to not antagonize elderly Nationalist conservatives wary about the quick pace of change Chiang Ching-kuo introduced.
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