antagonism

UK:  [æn'tæɡə.nɪz(ə)m]

US:  [æn'tæɡə.nɪzəm]

n.

1.拮抗作用

2.对立,对抗,矛盾;对抗性;对抗效应

3.相克作用,对抗(作用),对抗性

4.对抗作用

5.敌对,对立

6.结抗作用

7.对立性

8.敌意,仇恨,敌对情绪

9.反对;反感

10.争吵

1 . He would not be able to run the risk of driving them into alliance with the Republicans by further antagonism on domestic issues.
他不能冒险在国内问题上再与他们为敌，把他们赶到共和党那一边去。

2 . She did not explain that the thought, however, had aroused all the antagonism of her nature.
不过她没有告诉敏妮，回家这件事引起了她本能的强烈反感。

3 . The old irritation and antagonism which he roused in her was hot in her heart and she yearned to speak tart words.
被他激起来的旧恨宿怨此时还在她心中作用？因此她很想说些刻薄话。

4 . And the major concern about this novel is the reason of degeneration of mankind and the ultimate form of antagonism between classes.
主要着重于探讨其揭示出来的阶级对抗的极端形式和人类退化原因的意义。

5 . But it can be a horrifying and cheapening incident for your daughter or son if you're taking your antagonism out on them.
如果你将怒气出在你的儿子或女儿身上，会另他们感到恐惧和害怕。