acrimonious

形容词辛辣的; 严厉的，刻薄的; 剧烈的

1. 严厉的：acridness 辛辣 | acrimonious 严厉的 | acrimoniously 毒辣地

2. 严厉的,辛辣的：access市场准入 | acrimonious严厉的,辛辣的 | acrimony严厉,辛辣

3. 刻毒的,苛刻的：zenith顶点,顶峰 | acrimonious刻毒的,苛刻的 | arduous艰苦的,艰巨的

4. 尖酸的：accessible合宜的 | acrimonious尖酸的 | aghast吓呆了

1. （言辞、争吵等）尖刻的，激烈的
    Acrimonious words or quarrels are bitter and angry.

    e.g. There followed an acrimonious debate.
           接着是一场唇枪舌剑的争辩。

1. The stakes are high, and Clinton and Obama have been clashing in increasingly acrimonious terms.

2. But the divorce has turned into an acrimonious affair played out in the media, with leaked divorce papers in November claiming McCartney mistreated his second wife.

3. But the divorce has turned into an acrimonious affair played out in the media, with leaked divorce papers in November claiming Sir Paul mistreated his second wife.

4. Key players from both sides shook hands and hugged each other like old friends during a news conference which ended the acrimonious lockout.

5. Politicians from both sides of the acrimonious euro debate appealed to Swedes to vote Sunday but parties called off campaigning.

6. But nonetheless it will be the first time that Mourinho faces his former employers since his acrimonious departure from Stamford Bridge in Sept 2007.

7. The Australian is highly unpopular in Argentina after being involved in acrimonious incidents with several of the country's top players during his career.

8. As the pieces were collected from the wreckage of the dotcom collapse, there was no shortage of acrimonious debate about who was to blame.

9. acrimonious的翻译

9. The sheer fact the talks took place despite such an acrimonious history was hailed as a landmark event.

10. acrimonious

10. Beckham joined the MLS Los Angeles Galaxy in 2007 from Real Madrid where he had spent four years following an acrimonious departure from United.

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