spite 的 2 个定义
- a malicious, usually petty, desire to harm, annoy, frustrate, or humiliate another person; bitter ill will; malice.
- a particular instance of such an attitude or action; grudge.
- Obsolete. something that causes vexation; annoyance.
spit·ed, spit·ing.
- to treat with spite or malice.
- to annoy or thwart, out of spite.
- to fill with spite; vex; offend.
spite 近义词
hateful feeling
offend, hurt
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- In spite of their differences with Cardona, both large teachers unions in Connecticut are supporting his nomination.
- So what surprised me was there was still an enormous volume of users coming through, in spite of all this competition that was out there.
- Disregarding that promise, her father’s wife sells her out of spite.
- These stories have a remarkable richness — not in spite of the pandemic, but because of it.
- In spite of all the hours spent talking, there are some things you don’t tell Fatima about.
- Like I said, in spite of or because of my circumstances, I was able to accomplish my dreams.
- Much of the drama that transpires towards the end of the story is due to the pure love itself, not in spite of it.
- In spite of that, Stewart had never appeared on the Report until last night, when he joined to discuss his new film, Rosewater.
- But Boehner and the Republicans refused, completely out of cowardice and to spite Obama.
- Finally, if they go to war abroad again, it will allow them to grow defense spending in spite of budget caps.
- "I verily believe they're gone to look at my button," cried Davy, beginning to laugh, in spite of his fears.
- She looked up at him with sad and eloquent eyes, which softened his heart in spite of himself.
- In spite of this, the garden studio was not wholly forsaken, and nearly every day she accomplished something there.
- Hence their presence elsewhere, in spite of their passionate attachment to their free native hills.
- Mindful of the military nature of the occasion he appeared in his old army overcoat, in spite of the heat.