invidious

[ɪnˈvɪdiəs]
  • 释义
  • 会招致不满的,激起怨恨的;

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    Marx concentrates on the alienation of labour and emphasizes the invidious aspects.

    马克思集中论述了劳动的异化,强调它令人厌恶的方面.

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    Such a difficult choice placed her in an invidious and unenviable position.

    如此艰难的选择使她处于一种引起反感的和尴尬的境地.

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    His explanation was actually invidious.

    他的解释实际上却引起了反感.

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    You put me in an invidious position by asking me to comment on my colleague's work.

    你要我评论同事的工作,这无异于置我于招人怨尤的境地.

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    But doing so would put regulators in an invidious position.

    但这样做会让监管机构招致不满.

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    TYPICAL USE : Wise teachers avoid invidious rules against the students.

    聪明的者师避免令学生厌恶的规定.

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    It'seems invidious to make special mention of one aspect of his work.

    只强调她的工作的一方面似乎不太公平.

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    It is invidious to make a selection.

    不相上下,很难选择。

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    Wise teachers avoid invidious rules against the students.

    明智的老师避免采用不公平的规矩对待学生.

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    She'd put herself in an invidious position.

    她陷入了招人嫉妒的情境。

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    It'seemed to tell also that his success had not been exclussive and invidious.

    似乎也在表示,他不是一帆风顺的,他的成功不应招致嫉妒.

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    The local authority could find itself in the invidious position of having to refuse.

    当局可能会发现自己处于必须要拒绝但又会因此而不得人心的境地。

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    Once I had heard about the GreyCoyne report, I was in an invidious position.

    一旦我听过格雷-科因报告以后, 也就处于一种招人猜忌的地位.

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    The officer feared the invidious accusations.

    这个警官担心会招致人们不满的指控.

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