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1 Groll
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.; geh. ranco(u)r, resentment; (eingewurzelter Hass) animosity; einen Groll gegen jemanden hegen bear a grudge against s.o.* * *der Grollmalice; grudge; pique; resentment; anger; gall; dudgeon; spite* * *Grọll [grɔl]m -(e)s, no pl(= Zorn) anger, wrath (liter); (= Erbitterung) resentmenteinen Groll gegen jdn hegen — to harbour (Brit) or harbor (US) a grudge against sb
* * *der1) (a feeling of anger etc: He has a grudge against me.) grudge2) (unkind feeling: I bear you no ill-will.) ill-will3) (anger caused by one's pride being hurt: She walked out of the room in a fit of pique.) pique* * *<-[e]s>[ˈgrɔl][einen] \Groll gegen jdn hegen to bear [or harbour [or AM -or]] resentment [or a grudge] against sb* * *der; Groll[e]s (geh.) rancour; resentmenteinen Groll gegen jemanden/etwas hegen — harbour resentment or a grudge against somebody/something
* * *einen Groll gegen jemanden hegen bear a grudge against sb* * *der; Groll[e]s (geh.) rancour; resentmenteinen Groll gegen jemanden/etwas hegen — harbour resentment or a grudge against somebody/something
* * *nur sing. m.dudgeon n.grudge n.ill will n.rancor n.rancour n. -
2 der Groll
- {dudgeon} sự tức giận, sự phẫn nộ - {grudge} mối ác cảm, mối hận thù - {malice} tính hiểm độc, ác tâm - {pique} sự hờn giận, sự giận dỗi, sự oán giận - {rancour} sự hiềm thù, sự thù oán, ác ý - {resentment} sự phẫn uất, sự phật ý, sự bực bội = der Groll [über] {soreness [at]}+ = der Groll [auf,gegen] {spite [against]}+ = der Groll [gegen,auf] {hatred [against,of]}+ = Groll hegen {to bear rancour}+ = gegen jemand Groll hegen {to bear someone a grudge}+
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