v.使对立,使生气
antagonize的过去分词和过去式

原形：antagonize第三人称单数：antagonizes过去式：antagonized过去分词：antagonized现在分词：antagonizing

The political candidates began to antagonize each other during the heated debates.
这些政治候选人开始在激烈的辩论中相互对立。
The team's star player intentionally antagonized his opponent, which led to a heated argument on the field.
球队的明星球员故意挑衅对手，导致场上发生了激烈的争吵。
The boss's constant criticism and micromanagement antagonized the employees, causing high turnover rates.
老板不断的批评和过度管理让员工感到敌对，导致人员流动率上升。
The two siblings have been known to antagonize each other since childhood, always bickering over small things.
这对兄妹自小就互相挑衅，总是为小事争吵不休。
The opposing viewpoints in the debate made it difficult for the moderator to keep the discussion from becoming antagonistic.
辩论中的对立观点使得主持人很难维持讨论的和谐。
The company's marketing campaign was intentionally designed to antagonize their main competitor.
公司的营销策略有意针对主要竞争对手，以制造敌意。
The social media trolls often try to antagonize others with their inflammatory comments.
社交媒体上的喷子经常通过煽动性的言论来挑衅他人。
Her sarcastic remarks served as an unintentional form of antagonism towards her coworkers.
她讽刺的言辞无意中成了对她同事的挑衅。
The coach's strict discipline and high expectations often antagonized the players, but ultimately it pushed them to perform better.
教练严格的纪律和高期望值有时会令球员反感，但最终促使他们提升表现。
In the classroom, students who refuse to cooperate with each other often find themselves unintentionally antagonizing one another.
在课堂上，那些不愿意相互配合的学生常常无意间彼此产生冲突。