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1 resent
[rɪ'zent]verbo transitivo non sopportare [ person]; mal sopportare [change, system]; essere infastidito da [tone, term]he resented her — ce l'aveva con lei ( for doing per avere fatto)
to resent sb.'s success — patire il successo di qcn.
* * *[ri'zent](to feel annoyed about (something) because one thinks it is unfair, insulting etc: I resent his interference in my affairs.) risentirsi di- resentfully
- resentfulness
- resentment* * *[rɪ'zent]verbo transitivo non sopportare [ person]; mal sopportare [change, system]; essere infastidito da [tone, term]he resented her — ce l'aveva con lei ( for doing per avere fatto)
to resent sb.'s success — patire il successo di qcn.
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2 (to) resent
(to) resent /rɪˈzɛnt/v. t.risentirsi per; volerne a (q.): He resents criticism, si risente se viene criticato; I deeply resent your accusation, la tua accusa mi offende profondamente; She resented the attention her little brother was getting, era gelosa delle attenzioni che riceveva il fratellino; I resent having to pay to park my car, mi fa arrabbiare dover pagare per parcheggiare; He resents his wife for not appreciating him enough, ne vuole a sua moglie perché non lo apprezza abbastanza.NOTA D'USO: - to resent to do o to resent doing?- -
3 (to) resent
(to) resent /rɪˈzɛnt/v. t.risentirsi per; volerne a (q.): He resents criticism, si risente se viene criticato; I deeply resent your accusation, la tua accusa mi offende profondamente; She resented the attention her little brother was getting, era gelosa delle attenzioni che riceveva il fratellino; I resent having to pay to park my car, mi fa arrabbiare dover pagare per parcheggiare; He resents his wife for not appreciating him enough, ne vuole a sua moglie perché non lo apprezza abbastanza.NOTA D'USO: - to resent to do o to resent doing?-
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