词汇搭配
用作形容词 (adj.)
～+名词- bitter almonds苦杏仁
- bitter apple药西瓜
- bitter argument激烈的争论
- bitter chill刺骨的寒气
- bitter cold刺骨的寒冷
- bitter complaints愤恨的控诉
- bitter disappointment极度的失望
- bitter end最后，终结，死亡
- bitter enemies死敌
- bitter experience惨痛的教训
- bitter fighting鏖战
- bitter foes死敌
- bitter hardships难以忍受的艰辛
- bitter hatred刻骨的仇恨
- bitter lesson痛苦的教训
- bitter man不好惹的人
- bitter pill不得不吞下的苦果
- bitter quarrel激烈的争吵
- bitter sorrow极度的悲伤
- bitter taste苦味；后悔和不安的强烈感觉
- bitter wine带苦味的葡萄酒
- bitter winter寒冬
- bitter wound重伤
动词+～～+介词- bitter about因…而痛苦
- bitter against强烈反对
用作名词 (n.)
介词+～- a cup of bitter一杯苦啤酒
- a pint of bitter一品脱苦啤酒
双语例句
用作形容词(adj.)
- The medicine has a bitter taste.
这药有苦味。 - The defeat was a bitter pill to swallow.
那次失败是一次难以吞咽的苦果。 - She wept bitter tears over the loss of her lover.
她为失去了她的情人而流下痛苦的眼泪。 - Her voice took on a sudden bitter note.
她的声音带着一股出意料的辛酸语气。 - His story brought back our bitter past .
他的事使我们想起辛酸的往事。 - The bitter quarrel ended their friendship.
那场激烈的争吵结束了他的友谊。
用作副词(adv.)
- He is bitter in his condemnation of terrorism.
他言辞激烈地谴责恐怖主义。 - It has stopped snowing, but there's a bitter cold wind.
已经停止下雪啦,不过,还刮着刺骨的寒风。
用作及物动词(vt.)
- Green tea, unlike black tea, has not been oxidized and can easily turn bitter if not made properly.
绿茶与红茶不同，没有经过发酵氧化，如果处理不当很容易发涩变苦。 - The star is called Wormwood, and a third of the waters was turned into wormwood and many people died because of the water which had turned bitter.
于是水的三分之一变成苦的，许多人因水变苦了而死去。
用作名词(n.)
- He has tasted the sweets and bitters of life.
他已尝遍了人生的甜酸苦辣。 - A pint of bitter, please.
请来一品脱苦啤酒。 - I like the coffee to taste a little bitter.
我喜欢喝起来有点苦的咖啡。 - In the past, however, most medicines were very bitter tasting.
然而，在过去，大部分的药都是非常苦的。
权威例句
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