hostile是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 敌意的；敌对的；坚决否定；强烈反对

n. 敌对分子；【美史】敌视白人的印第安人

网络 敌方的；不友好的；不友善的

变形：

复数：hostiles  

完整释义：

adj.

1.怀有敌意的,敌对的, 不友善的
2.敌对;敌视;敌视态度;不友好的;带着憎恨的
3.敌人的,敌方的
4.不适宜;恶劣的
5.侵蚀性的
6.生锈的
7.腐蚀性的

n.

1.敌对分子
2.敌方
3.〔军〕敌人;敌机
4.【美史】敌视白人的印第安人

art.

1.〔政〕敌对行为

例句：

1. Their relationship is so hostile and anger between them of such long standing, that there is no way to patch them up.
   他们的关系是如此的敌对，而且他们之间的怒气又持续了那么久，以致于我们无法使他们和解。

2. He does not seem to enjoy his visits to testify in Congress, often tensing visibly in the face of hostile questions.
   他看上去不喜欢在国会作证，在面对敌意问题时经常显示出紧张。

3. But some think Mr Bush would have been a better president with a hostile legislature to keep him on his toes.
   但一些人认为，有敌意的立法机构将使布什保持机警，让他可以成为一位更好的总统。

4. Since most people dislike being pushed to see any sort of adviser, I expected Boris to be reticent, if not downright hostile.
   因为多数人不喜欢被逼着去见任何类型的顾问，所以我预计Boris会会吞吞吐吐–算是不十分敌意的话。

5. She added that Kraft hoped to engage in friendly negotiations with Cadbury but did not rule out a hostile offer.
   罗森菲尔德补充说，卡夫希望与吉百利进行友好协商，但不排除进行敌意收购。

6. Ministers were quickly bogged down in an attritional struggle with a "machine" they saw as hostile to many of their reforms.
   首相们与一种他们视其对很多改革都充满敌意“机器”进行消耗战，很快便深陷其中无法脱身。

7. Something of a know-it-all, he comes across as slightly hostile, even if only through verbal argument, or jokes targeted at others.
   他们可以说是无所不知，就算只是跟别人言语争执或者冲别人开玩笑，也都会稍微带些敌意。

8. Had finally decided to come to this point they began to hate each other's hostile rhetoric.
   终于也走到这一步了他们开始仇视对方恶言相向。