n. 敌意；憎恨
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enmities
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1.There was enmity between the two persons.
这两人之间有仇。
2.There is, of course, the odium theologicum, and it can be a cause of enmity.
当然，信仰上的互相厌恶是确实存在的，这也是敌意产生的一个原因。
3.The two men are treating the world to “an unusually vivid display of enmity and ambition”.
这两人将世界当做“展示仇恨和雄心”的舞台。
4.Suddenly he moved up to the Alp, to live there at enmity with God and man.
突然，他搬到了高山牧场上生活，与人们和上帝都断绝了联系。
5.He did not feel any real enmity toward Colleen.
他对科琳不抱丝毫敌意。
6.I bear none of you any enmity, but I won't go up against James.
我跟你们毫无过节，但我也不想和詹姆斯作对。
7.But more than anything the briefings reveal how the ISI's world view is framed by its decades-old enmity with India.
但是简报中暴露得最多的，还是情报局对世界的观点如何受到其与印度之间的数十年来的敌意所影响。
8.We were at enmity with Him.
在我们还作神仇敌的时候。
9.Inevitably, jealousy and desperation turn to enmity.
嫉妒和绝望不可避免的转化为敌意。