feud

n.

不和，世仇；封地；

vi.

长期不和；经常争吵；

复数：feuds过去式：feuded过去分词：feuded现在分词：feuding第三人称单数：feuds

at feud with与…有仇，与…不和

blood feud族仇；世仇

1. The two tribes were long at feud with each other.
   这两个部族长期不和。
2. Insults only served to inflame the feud.
   侮辱只是起了加剧长期不和的作用。
3. The timing of the transaction raises questions about the status of Mr.Murdoch's feud with John C.
   交易的时机使人对默多克与自由媒体主席马龙的争执状态产生疑问。
4. The barriers between Europe and Asia set up by the religious feud of Christianity and Islam were lowered.
   欧亚之间因基督教和伊斯兰教这种宗教争执而树立的障碍逐步消除。

1. The two families have been at feud with each other.
   两个家族之间有世仇。
2. The children of the two families are trying to smooth over a lengthy feud.
   这两家的晚辈在试图缓解长久的世仇。

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