vt.嫉妒，对(某人所享有的)感到不满，勉强做，不乐意地做(或付出)

原形：begrudge第三人称单数：begrudges过去式：begrudged过去分词：begrudged现在分词：begrudging

She couldn't help but begrudge the time spent on household chores when she could have been working on her novel.
她不禁对花在家务活上的时间感到懊恼，这些时间本可以用来写她的小说。
He begrudged his colleague the promotion, believing he deserved it more.
他嫉妒同事得到晋升，认为自己更应得这个机会。
I begrudge every penny I have to pay in taxes, even though I know they're necessary for public services.
尽管我知道税收对于公共服务是必要的，但我还是对缴纳的每一分钱感到不满。
She begrudged her sister's success, feeling overshadowed by her achievements.
她对妹妹的成功心存怨恨，觉得自己被她的成就所掩盖。
He didn't want to admit it, but he begrudged the fact that his friend had won the lottery.
他不愿承认，但他确实嫉妒朋友中了彩票这件事。
The older sibling couldn't help but begrudge the attention their younger brother received from their parents.
年长的兄弟姐妹忍不住嫉妒父母给予年幼弟弟的关爱和关注。
She begrudges the amount of money she has to spend on repairs for her old car.
她对不得不为自己的旧车维修花费大量金钱感到不满。
He begrudged the time wasted in traffic jams every morning, wishing he could find a solution.
他痛惜每天早晨在交通堵塞中浪费的时间，希望找到解决办法。
They begrudged the neighbor's new pool, feeling a sense of envy and resentment.
他们嫉妒邻居新建的游泳池，心里充满了嫉妒和怨恨。
She couldn't help but begrudge her ex-partner's happiness with someone else, even though she knew it was time to move on.
她忍不住嫉妒前伴侣与别人在一起的幸福，尽管她知道是时候该前进了。