动词
溃烂;化脓;恶化
Wounds festered in the damp, they never healed
伤口在潮湿中溃烂,永远也不能愈合。
-同义词和反义词
词性:|verb|
例句1. the deep wound in his neck festered
例句2. rubbish festered in the crowded streets
词组
||1:Yet this has a cost. Being a superpower means having relations with lots of unsavoury regimes, yet America need not be so eager to put principle aside when dealing with its old ally.||2:“Failure to speak to the broader aspirations of ordinary people will only feed the suspicion that has festered for years that the United States pursues our interests at their expense,” as Mr Obama once put it.||3:Between lashes, Mr Badawi no doubt agrees.
||1:然而这也有代价。成为超级大国意味着和很多让人讨厌的政权建立联系,美国在和老牌盟友交往时不需要如此渴望地将自身的原则抛掷一旁。||2:奥巴马曾说“无法为普通民众说出更广阔的心声只会滋生已经存在多年的脓疮般的质疑声,说美国实在别人的头上追逐自身的利益。”||3:在这些批评中,巴达维无疑是同意这种说法的。
||1:Under George Bush, America's relationship with Iran festered .||2:The two powers collaborated occasionally in Afghanistan, but with America driven by the premise that “we don't speak to evil”, detente was a distant possibility.||3:America saw negotiations not as a tool of diplomacy but as a reward to be granted only to those states that had proved they were deserving of them.||4:Iran, grouped with North Korea and Iraq as part of the “axis of evil”, was not.
||1:在乔治·布什领导期间,美伊关系交恶。||2:两国曾在阿富汗事务上有过数次合作,但随着美国将“不与罪恶结交”作为外交前提,两国和解变得遥遥无期。||3:对美国而言,协商不是一种外交手段,而是一个嘉奖,只有那些能证明自己值得交往的国家才配和美国进行协商。||4:作为和朝鲜、伊拉克为伍的“邪恶轴心国”,伊朗自然是不够格的。
|verb|
1.(of a negative feeling or a problem) become worse or more intense, especially through long-term neglect or indifference.
‘below the surface, the old antagonisms _festered_ ’
‘The threat may ultimately have less to do with competitive fire than with a readiness to let resentments _fester_ and anger flare without feeling any need to bridle emotions or discipline his temper.’
2.(of a person) deteriorate physically and mentally in isolated inactivity.
‘remand prisoners are left to _fester_ in our jails while they wait for trial’
‘If they had listened to the opponents of the war, they would still be _festering_ in that shack.’
3.(of a wound or sore) become septic; suppurate.
‘I developed a tropical sore that _festered_ badly’
‘Musket balls tear through their flesh; gaping wounds ooze and _fester_ .’
4.(of food or rubbish) become rotten and offensive to the senses.
‘piles of mouldy grey paper _festered_ by the sink’
‘Fears about _festering_ bags of rubbish behind the store and an increase in traffic in the quiet cul-de-sac are the main reasons for the objection.’
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