1.深仇;怨恨
1.a feeling of hate or anger that continues for a long time
1.Just looking at him fills me with rancor.
看到他我就来气。
2.He said it was impossible to feel rancor toward Denmark, given all of the intermarriage and connections between the countries.
他说不可能对丹麦心怀仇恨，因为两国间有这么多异族婚姻和联系。
3.Passage of an increase with up to an additional $1. 36 trillion to last until November 2012 seems impossible given the rancor in Washington.
鉴于华府剑拔弩张局势，增加1.36万亿美元以撑到2012年11月看来不可能得到通过。
4.Their desire to catch up by doing business with America and other former foes has helped dispel any lingering rancor.
他们希望通过跟美国和其它的旧敌的商业交流来迎头赶上，这种渴望已经帮助他们驱散了挥之不去的仇恨。
5.After so many loves and losses, she would finally have let go of her rancor toward Camilla.
在几段恋爱结束之后，她最终放手自己对卡米拉的敌意的态度。
6.Monsters created by Sith alchemy: a Sith war behemoth, a Sith war worm, and a chrysalide rancor.
通过西斯炼金术创造出来的怪兽：西斯作战巨兽，西斯作战蠕虫以及怨恨蝶蛹。
7.But the rancor of the debate fuels an unproductive atmosphere and hinders efforts to address some more fundamental concerns.
但是，人们言谈中的怨艾情绪助长了有害无益的气氛，为努力解决某些更根本的问题造成了障碍。
8.you perished in this deep rancor and bitterness? Death? No, no. I'm still alive. Please give me a light, give me a light!
你已经死在过深的怨愤里了吗？死？不，不，我还活着——请给我以火，给我以火！
9.Look at his eyes! He has so much rancor for the boss.
看他的眼睛！他对老板充满仇恨。
10.The detention of the four followed rancor between top Chinese officials and iron-ore traders.
四人被拘之前，中国高层官员与铁矿石交易商已经结下怨隙。