adj.充满怨恨的

Their relationship had become rancorous, filled with bitter arguments and recriminations.
他们的关系变得充满恶意，充满了尖刻的争吵和指责。
The political debate quickly descended into a rancorous exchange of insults.
政治辩论迅速演变成了一场充满敌意的互相侮辱。
Despite years of working together, the colleagues held rancorous feelings towards each other that never subsided.
尽管共事多年，同事们对彼此仍怀有无法消除的怨恨之情。
The divorce proceedings were characterized by rancor and acrimony on both sides.
离婚程序中双方都表现出激烈的敌意和恶意。
The siblings' disagreement over their father's estate turned rancorous and led to a long-lasting family feud.
兄弟姐妹之间关于父亲遗产的争执变得充满恶意，并导致了长期的家庭纷争。
In the meeting, the discussion about budget cuts became increasingly rancorous as tempers flared.
在会议上，关于削减预算的讨论随着情绪升温而越来越激烈、充满恶意。
After the election, the defeated candidate made several rancorous speeches, refusing to concede gracefully.
选举结束后，落选候选人发表了几次充满恶意的演讲，拒绝体面地承认败选。
Neighbors complained about the constant rancorous arguments between the couple next door, which disturbed the peace of the whole street.
邻居们抱怨住在隔壁的情侣时常发生激烈的争吵，这让整条街道都无法安宁。
The journalists engaged in a rancorous debate on social media platforms regarding the accuracy of a recent news report.
记者们在社交媒体平台上针对一则近期新闻报道的真实性展开了一场充满恶意的争论。
The board members' disagreement over the company strategy resulted in a rancorous split that weakened the organization from within.
董事会成员对公司战略的分歧导致了一次充满恶意的分裂，从而削弱了组织内部的力量。