begrudge

begrudge的音标是[bɪˈgrʌdʒ]，翻译为“嫉妒；吝啬；舍不得”的意思。

速记技巧：grudge是“嫉妒”的意思，be是原形。

begrudge的英文词源可以追溯到古英语中的“begrege”，意为“嫉妒、羡慕”。这个词在英语中通常表示不愿意给予或分享，带有贬义。

变化形式：

1. 过去式：begot

2. 过去分词：begotten

3. 现在分词：beguiling

相关单词：

1. begrudgingly：不情愿地

2. begrudges：嫉妒、羡慕

3. begrimmed：嫉妒的、愤世嫉俗的

4. begrimmedness：愤世嫉俗的态度

5. begrimmedly：愤世嫉俗地

6. begrimmedly-jealousy：愤世嫉俗的嫉妒

7. begrimmed-jealousy：嫉妒和愤世嫉俗

8. begrimmed-envy：嫉妒和愤世嫉俗的情绪

9. begrimmed-enviable：嫉妒和羡慕的情绪

10. begrimmed-greed：嫉妒和贪婪的情绪

"begrudge"这个词在英语中通常表示不愿意给予或分享，带有贬义。它的相关词汇和变化形式反映了嫉妒、羡慕、愤世嫉俗等负面情绪，提醒我们要保持慷慨和善良，不要吝啬自己的资源。

begrudge常用短语：

1. begrudge sb. sth. = not want to give sth. to sb.

不愿把某物给某人

例句：I begrudge him the money, but he"s my brother.

我不愿意把钱给他，但他是我兄弟。

2. begrudge doing sth. = not want to do sth.

不愿意做某事

例句：He begrudges spending time with his family.

他不愿意花时间陪家人。

3. begrudgingly = reluctantly

不情愿地

例句：He did it begrudgingly, but he did it well.

他不情愿地做了这件事，但做得很不错。

4. at sb."s behest = at the request of sb.

应某人的要求

例句：She agreed to help us at his behest.

她应他的请求同意帮助我们。

5. be it ever so humble... (It doesn"t matter how humble it is...)

(即使)再怎么简陋… (即使条件再怎么不好…)

例句：Be it ever so humble, there"s no place like home.

金窝银窝不如自己的草窝。

6. be it ever so obdurate... (It doesn"t matter how obdurate it is...)

(即使)再怎么顽固… (即使态度再怎么不妥协…)

例句：Be it ever so obdurate, the facts must be faced.

即使顽固不化，事实也必须面对。

7. begrudgingly agree = reluctantly agree 不情愿地同意

例句：I reluctantly agreed to her proposal.

我勉强同意了她的提议。

英文小作文：

Title: A Place to Call Home

Home is a special place, a place where we can feel safe and comfortable, a place where we can share our joys and sorrows with others. However, not everyone has a happy home life, and some people may feel that their homes are not as good as others. But no matter how humble or obdurate a home may be, it is still a place to call home, and we should cherish it.

For me, my home is not very fancy, but it is a place where I can feel safe and comfortable. I can share my life with my family and friends, and we can help each other through good times and bad times. Although my home may not be as good as others, I still feel lucky to have such a place to call home. I believe that everyone should have a place like this, no matter where they are from or what their circumstances are. A home is not just a building, it is a place where we can feel loved and cared for, a place where we can find happiness and joy. So, let us all cherish our homes, no matter how humble or obdurate they may be.