hatred的意思|hatred的解释-里氏词典

hatred ['heitrid]

n. 憎恨, 仇恨, 憎恶

[法] 敌意, 憎恨, 憎恶

He looked at me with hatred.
他带有敌意地望着我。
His indifference was a fuel to her hatred.
他无动於衷使她心中的怨恨火上加油.
Strong dislike or hatred; abhorrence.
憎恶强烈的不喜欢或厌恶；憎恨

hatred

[ noun ]
the emotion of intense dislike; a feeling of dislike so strong that it demands action
<noun.feeling>

Hatred \Ha"tred\ (h[=a]"tr[e^]d), n. [OE. hatred, hatreden. See
{Hate}, and cf. {Kindred}.]
Strong aversion; intense dislike; hate; an affection of the
mind awakened by something regarded as evil.

Syn: Odium; ill will; enmity; hate; animosity; malevolence;
rancor; malignity; detestation; loathing; abhorrence;
repugnance; antipathy. See {Odium}.

Following the Carpentras desecration, Joxe said Le Pen had contributed to a climate of hatred that could lead to such acts.
Oz said the Israeli crackdown on Palestinian demonstrators was increasing hatred between Arabs and Israelis.
A glance at last Sunday's papers reveals the hatred many feel towards his methods.
So too in Cambodia, where the coalition fighting Vietnam is rife with internal distrust and hatred.
I think the root of the matter all comes back to a hatred of God, to a rejection of the entire concept of a religious system," Quayle said.
But they're obviously fond of each other, call each other Ron and Margaret, and share some basic instincts, like their faith in the free market and a strong defense, and their hatred of socialism.
There has been so much hatred and bitterness on both sides, such a lack of trust," she says.
To encourage a blanket hatred of Iraqis or Moslems or any other group will complicate their growth.
The informant alleged in federal court records that Leland Bowden, 33, has "a strong hatred for blacks and Jews," and was expecting the orders from a group called the Christian Patriots Defense League.
This year, more Soviet Jews than ever are coming to America. Gorbachev's reforms made it easier for them to leave, but the open society is a doubled-edged sickle that made the Jews who remain targets of hatred and bigotry by some Russian nationalists.
He thundered, "Love and love must prevail over lies and hatred."
He was expelled from the conservative Salesian Order in 1988 for allegedly inciting class hatred.
Hundreds of supporters of Ferdinand Marcos gathered in a Manila park on Sunday to denounce a police crackdown on an earlier rally and to protest the "hatred, greed and terror" of the government.
We have given the police stronger powers to deal with racial hatred.
"We will try to explore all aspects (of hatred)," Wiesel said. "With the Rushdie affair, it is very topical.
O'Connor wrote that he was "not suggesting censorship for a moment." He added: "I am suggesting that it is time we stopped `buying' the line of purveyors of hatred and scandal and malice and libel and calumny.
"There was no hatred _ I loved her _ but the action was necessary because I have a purpose and one that cannot have an interruption or interference," the letter said.
They said they plan to condemn hatred toward Jews and voice regret for anti-Semitic acts committed onPPolish soil in a long-awaited pastoral letter early next year.
My family and I held no hatred for those people because we realized they were victims of their own ignorance.
"It's heart-to-heart contact, people to people," said Klaus Wuest. "The old regime was based on suspicion and hatred.
Their only advocates are the former Communists left in parliament who may be less intent on stemming hatred than stirring hysteria.
The witness denied that he harbored hatred for LaRouche now.
"I do not hate anyone," he said, "not even those who tortured me, because I think that hatred kills the person who feels it.
Police said the incident was motivated by ethnic hatred, and it again raised concern over social tensions, which were heightened in August when a white gang killed a black young man in the borough of Brooklyn.
Hogarth's violent hatred was a common attitude.
The case will give the court a chance to determine how far communities may go in regulating expression that reflects bias or hatred based on race, religion or sex.
I have a short temper, but I have never felt hatred," he said.
Sgt. 1st Class Jim Calvini, of Norwell, Mass., said he will never forget the ridicule and hatred he faced upon returning from Vietnam in 1969.
The statement promised that the full force of law will be used to stop violence and attempts to spread ethnic hatred.
But the Armenians who had been his friends through life drove him and other Azerbaijanis from the village when the flood of refugees arrived and ethnic hatred spread swiftly through the overwhelmed community.

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