antagonise

英

美

v.  使敌对；抵销; 引起对抗、反感

现在分词：antagonising　过去分词：antagonised　第三人称单数：antagonises　过去式：antagonised　

BNC.19892

柯林斯词典

• → see:antagonize

英英释义

verb

• provoke the hostility of
  1. Don't antagonize your boss
  Synonym:antagonize
• act in opposition to
  Synonym:antagonizecounteract

双语例句

• Iran appears eager not to antagonise Saudi Arabia further at a time when Tehran is under increasing international pressure over its nuclear programme.
  在德黑兰方面因核计划问题受到与日俱增的国际压力之时，伊朗似乎急于避免进一步冒犯沙特。
• The government had promised as much and a debtor nation could not afford to antagonise its lenders.
  政府同样这样承诺过，并且一个债务国是无法承受来自其债权国的敌对情绪的。
• And too much advertising, he said, can actually antagonise people further.
  他还指出，过多的广告会进一步加深民众的反感情绪。
• The use of the word statehood, while imprecise, is likely to antagonise Kiev.
  使用国家地位（statehood）这个词虽然不精确，但很可能惹恼基辅。
• Proclaiming that the US is always right and virtuous may go down well in the American heartland, but it tends to antagonise foreigners and that is simply counterproductive.
  宣称美国永远是正确和有道德的，也许在美国的心脏地带能够引发欢呼，但往往会引起外国人的反感这样完全是适得其反。
• China does not want to antagonise the unpredictable Mr Kim;
  中国并不想跟反复无常的金日成闹僵；
• But somewhere along the line one has to assume that Russia will consider its own interests: on none of these issues does Moscow actually advance those interests by setting policy to antagonise the US.
  但我们必须假定，俄罗斯在今后某个时候会考虑自身利益：事实上，俄罗斯在上述任何一个问题上采取对抗美国的政策，都无益于强化其利益。
• While you shouldn't expose your emotional state, you should not antagonise them either.
  虽然你不应该表露自己的情绪，你也不应该与他们对抗。
• However, Mr Mittal knows that if he moves too quickly or appears aggressive, this will antagonise the Chinese leadership.
  但拉克希米米塔尔知道，如果他的动作太快，或是显得咄咄逼人，将引起中国领导人的不满。
• THE easiest way for a president to make his life miserable is to antagonise his fellow politicians on Capitol Hill.
  当总统的若是想把自己的日子搅得一团糟，最简单的办法莫过于去招惹国会山上的诸公。