n.积怨，怨恨，嫌隙
vt.勉强做，不情愿地给，吝惜，认为…不应得到

原形：grudge第三人称单数：grudges复数：grudges过去式：grudged过去分词：grudged现在分词：grudging

She's been holding a grudge against him for years because he didn't invite her to his wedding.
她多年来一直对他怀恨在心，因为他没有邀请她参加他的婚礼。
It's not healthy to carry a grudge; it's better to forgive and move on.
心怀怨恨是不健康的，最好原谅并继续前进。
He refused to lend me his car after our argument, clearly holding a grudge.
我们争吵之后，他拒绝把车借给我，显然还在记仇。
Holding onto that grudge is only hurting you; it's time to let it go.
抱着那股怨气只会伤害你自己，是时候放下了。
Their friendship ended when she found out he'd spread rumors about her, and she couldn't let the grudge go.
当她发现他散布关于她的谣言时，他们的友谊结束了，而她无法释怀那份怨恨。
The old man still nurses a grudge against his former business partner who betrayed him.
这位老人仍然对背叛了他的前商业伙伴怀有怨恨。
After the disagreement, she held a silent grudge, making communication between them strained.
争执之后，她默默怀恨，使得他们之间的沟通变得紧张。
It's been years, but he can't seem to let go of the grudge he has against his brother.
已经过去很多年了，但他似乎还是无法放下对兄弟的怨恨。
The two neighbors haven't spoken in months due to a grudge stemming from a minor dispute over property lines.
由于对土地界限的小争执而产生的怨恨，这两个邻居已经好几个月没说话了。
Learning to forgive can help transform a grudge into understanding and eventually, reconciliation.
学会宽恕能帮助将怨恨转化为理解，最终达到和解。