Examples of using Begrudge in English and their translations into Chinese
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Never begrudge them.
Developers have to make money, and no one should begrudge that.
I never begrudge anyone working.
He claimed that those who are unhappy with the gross inequality in America“begrudge the rich what they own.”.
Nobody begrudged them their wealth.
I don't think anyone would begrudge her a white dress.
I begrudge giving money to any beggars.
Mo Tun said:‘How can one begrudge his neighbour a young woman?'?
No one begrudges them the anxiety, but the ambition is something they are supposed to shut up about.
But she has logged in so many miles, I can't begrudge her to want to take it easy for a little bit.
Who would begrudge the optimism of a dying person who clings to the hope of a last-minute remission?
She tried to tie him to the store,assigned him tasks for which he hadn't the slightest inclination, begrudged him pocket money.
How can I begrudge him his privacy?
For I begrudged every moment spent away from the side of one I had so lately learned to love, and must so soon lose.
They are enshrined in the hearts of all loyal Southerners, and no one begrudges them the scant monetary returns they make for their risks.
Business leaders may begrudge intrusions into ethical questions of little direct concern to their shareholders or customers.
It's not that I begrudge your appearance on television.
We shouldn't begrudge businesses trying to exempt themselves from tariffs, with the exception of those hypocritical businesses who beg at the trough of protection.
Result: we must not begrudge the Munich crowd their Pyrrhic victory.
Certainly no one begrudges him his success; most Tibetans stranded in India and Nepal would do the same, if they had the chance.
Who could begrudge them their happiness?
None of us can begrudge attention to youth, for however distant and remote it may seem, all present are either young now or were young once.
No one should begrudge people seeking to better their lives.
Perhaps you have been begrudging life.
Granny, an old woman who lives alone at the foot of the mountain,provides begrudging guidance.
