v.使敌对；抵销，引起对抗、反感

The politician often antagonises his opponents with his sharp tongue.
这位政治家经常用他尖锐的语言激怒他的对手。
Despite their efforts to avoid conflict, the neighbors continued to antagonise each other over property lines.
尽管他们努力避免冲突，但邻居们仍然因地界问题相互挑衅。
The coach's aggressive tactics tend to antagonise some of the players.
教练的激进战术往往会让一些球员感到不满。
Her sarcastic remarks always antagonise her colleagues during meetings.
她在会议上的讽刺言辞总是激怒她的同事们。
The two rival groups constantly antagonise each other in public forums.
两个对立团体在公共论坛上不断地互相挑衅。
His constant criticism of the government has antagonised many officials.
他对政府的持续批评让许多官员感到不满。
The company's new policy was met with strong opposition and antagonism from its employees.
公司的新政策遭到了员工们的强烈反对和抵制。
The journalist's investigative report antagonised the local authorities.
记者的调查报道激怒了当地政府。
The sports fans' aggressive behavior towards the opposing team's supporters antagonises everyone around them.
球迷们对对方队伍支持者的挑衅行为让周围的人都感到不安。
The teacher's strict rules and high expectations can sometimes antagonise the students.
老师严格的规则和高期望有时会让学生感到不满。