Traductions de „resent“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

resent [rɪˈzent] VERBE trans

to resent sth

mieć żal o coś

to resent sb

mieć do kogoś pretensje

to resent sb

mieć do kogoś żal

Expressions couramment utilisées avec resent

to resent sth bitterly

być czymś głęboko urażonym

to resent sb

mieć do kogoś pretensje

to resent sth

mieć żal o coś

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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She was considered very beautiful and was able to gain political influence which was resented.

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She also resents that her brother gets so much attention from teenage girls.

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She resented then he told her to go to the mrityulok (earth).

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She has no talent for cooking and the other staff largely resents her presence.

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These decisions cause him to resent his older brother who left home at 17 and only visits for major holidays.

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Most resented what they considered the removal of education from its elite position.

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He died suddenly, and there is further speculation that he was in fact poisoned by boyars who resented his vast, unrealistic and dangerous projects.

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He resents his parents and their high position.

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If something interferes with this choice, the natural reaction is to resent it and to seek a remedy.

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International colleagues resent the lack of effort made on the part of the monoglot English speaker.

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