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bitter
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bit·ter1 /ˈbɪtə $ -ər/ ●●○ S3 W3 adjectiveadj
1 ANGRY/UPSETANGRYfeeling angry, jealous, and upset because you think you have been treated unfairly 愤愤不平的，充满怨恨的 → bitterly
2 CAUSING UNHAPPINESS[only before noun]UNPLEASANT making you feel very unhappy and upset 带来痛苦的，令人难过的 → bitterly
a bitter disappointment/blow
3 FULL OF HATREDHATEa bitter argument, battle etc is one in which people oppose or criticize each other with strong feelings of hate and anger 〔争论、战斗等〕激烈的，充满敌意的，怨愤的
4 TASTECThaving a strong sharp taste, like black coffee without sugar 苦的，有苦味的 → sour, sweet► see thesaurus at taste
6 to the bitter end FINISH/COME TO AN ENDcontinuing until the end, even though this is difficult 坚持到底；拼到底
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to the bitter end• Campaigners vowed to carry on the struggle to the bitter end.• Despite his injury, Johnson carried on playing on to the bitter end.• But a promise is a promise and we have to pursue this thing to the bitter end.• Do I intend to campaign to the bitter end?• He at least was ready to slug it out to the bitter end.• I stayed to the bitter end.• Master Yehudi always won, and he went on winning to the bitter end.• He would fight my case to the bitter end, he vowed.• Hereford left it to the bitter end to secure their 1-1 draw.• They vowed to fight to the bitter end to stop it.
7 a bitter pill (to swallow) UNPLEASANTsomething very unpleasant that you must accept 必须吞下去的苦药丸，不得不接受的现实
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—bitterness noun [uncountableU]
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 3: a bitter argument, battle etc is one in which people oppose or criticize each other with strong feelings of hate and anger
nouns
a bitter battle/dispute
There was a bitter battle over the building of the new airport.
a bitter fight/struggle
The law was passed after a bitter fight that lasted nearly a decade.
a bitter conflict
The stage is set for a bitter conflict with trade unions.
a bitter debate/argument
The country now faces a bitter debate over the issue.
bitter disagreement
There were reports of bitter disagreement between the European Communities.
bitter opposition
The new tax aroused bitter opposition.
a bitter rival/enemy (=a rival/enemy who you have strong feelings of dislike or anger about)
The two men are bitter rivals for the party leadership.
n THESAURUS
bitter having a strong sharp taste that is not sweet, like black coffee without sugar – used especially about chocolate, medicine etc
The dessert is made with a slightly bitter chocolate.
Hops give beer its distinctive bitter taste.
The medicine tasted bitter.
As the lettuce gets older, the leaves become more bitter.
sharp having a taste that makes your tongue sting slightly
Rhubarb has quite a sharp taste.
The cheese has a pleasing colour and a pleasantly sharp flavour.
sour having a usually unpleasant sharp acid taste, like the taste of a lemon, or a fruit that is not ready to be eaten – used especially about fruit, or about liquids that have gone bad
Some people say that the purpose of the lemon’s sour taste is to stop the fruit being eaten by animals.
Rachel sampled the wine. It was sour.
acidic very sour – used especially about liquids or things made with fruits such as oranges, lemons, or grapes
Some fruit juices taste a bit acidic.
tangy having a taste that is pleasantly strong or sharp, and that often tastes a little sweet as well
The ribs are cooked in a tangy barbecue sauce.
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bitter• Try not to burn the oil, it will make the sauce taste bitter.• The citron has the most beautiful fragrance of all the citrus fruits and its pith is not bitter.• What had he done to make Juliet so vengeful and bitter?• The medicine tasted bitter.• I used to be very bitter and angry, but I've gotten over it.• The extract is bitter but tolerable, and the root has the taste of a radish past its prime.• The wind was bitter, but when they lay down Glover felt the warmth of the sun.• strong, bitter coffee• Because he was literate and articulate, he showed a bitter contempt for the self-appointed intellectuals of the inter-war years.• The party suffered a bitter defeat in 1964.• There is no doubt that the outcome of that long campaign, the Act itself, was a bitter disappointment to working-class radicals.• a bitter east wind• There has been bitter fighting in the hills to the north of the capital.• She shot a bitter glance in his direction and left.• She loved him so much, and to realise that she was only an episode in his busy life was bitter indeed.• a bitter legal battle over custody of the children• The herb rue has a bitter taste, which makes it unpopular for cooking.• I ask if I might have some green tea and feel even better as I sip the bitter, warm liquid.
a bitter disappointment/blow• That decision, announced on 3 October, was a bitter disappointment.• The loss of that partner through death, either shortly before retirement or afterwards, comes as a bitter blow.• After the drama of Pye's water wall, this is all a bitter disappointment and something of a disgrace.• The result was a bitter disappointment for Wimbledon who could have scored on three occasions in the first half.• This was a bitter disappointment to Oliver, but his new friends were still as kind to him as ever.• He is certainly a bitter disappointment to people in this country.• There is no doubt that the outcome of that long campaign, the Act itself, was a bitter disappointment to working-class radicals.• It was a bitter blow when the trustees preferred the reprint.
bitter dispute/battle/struggle etc• But a press backlash did get into gear, leaving a handful of diehard music writers to fight a bitter battle.• Now all sides were preparing for a bitter battle.• The biggest gains and the most bitter disputes arise over trades between north and south.• It is now the subject of a bitter dispute between the neighbouring republics.• But the Bolsheviks were determined to frustrate them and immediately after October a bitter struggle ensued between the workers and the party.• In the United States, an ever-more bitter battle had been fought around this issue since abortion was legalized in 1972.• They would not understand what a bitter struggle my whole life has been.
bitter taste• Then look at each one very carefully, removing any yellowish pieces, which may give the finished dish a bitter taste.• The pills left a bitter taste, a raging thirst and pent-up energy for which there was no outlet.• She had tasted the fear of being cast out, and it left a bitter taste in her mouth.• Sweet as the victory over polio was, one medical historian wrote: It left a slightly bitter taste in many mouths.• But Kenny Brown's reply left a bitter taste in their mouths.• Even after swallowing it, its bitter taste lingered long in my mouth.• Right now the bitter taste matched her mood.
bitter cold• The children have to walk to school in the bitter cold.• I have always thought pneumonia was the root of it all, contracted during that six-day match in the bitter cold.• Nothing for certain but the dark weather and the bitter cold.• Coming into it was like coming home on a bitter cold day to a bright, leaping fire.• The region was bitter cold in winter and was composed largely of woodland tracts veined heavily with water.• Plus it warms up rapidly on a bitter cold night.• I got dressed quickly in the bitter cold of the room, and washed when I could.• There was a bitter cold wind arising.• Unlike the flamboyant Ellet, he worked without fanfare, often in the bitter cold, without a break.
Origin bitter
Old English biter
bit·ter1 adjectiveadj →n COLLOCATIONS1 →n THESAURUS1bitter2 noun
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⇨ bitter 1 (a bitter taste) ⇨ bitter 2 (bitter feelings) ⇨ freezing (a bitter wind) bitter 1 a bitter taste 苦味 bitter feelings 痛苦的感情 bitter ♦︎ pungent ♦︎ sour ♦︎ acrid ♦︎ sharp ♦︎ acid These words all describe a strong, unpleasant taste or smell. 这些词均表示味道或气味强烈的、令人不适的。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ a bitter / a pungent / an acrid / a sharp / an acid taste / flavour ◆ a bitter / a pungent / a sour / an acrid / a sharp / an acid smell / odour ◆ a bitter / a pungent / an acrid / a sharp scent ◆ a bitter / a sour / a sharp / an acid fruit ◆ a pungent / sharp cheese ◆ pungent / acrid smoke ◆ to taste bitter / sour / sharp ◆ to smell bitter / sharp ■ bitter (of a taste or smell) strong and usually unpleasant; (of food or drink) having a bitter taste （味道或气味）强烈而令人不适的；（食物或饮料）味苦的 ◆ bitter coffee / chocolate苦咖啡；苦巧克力 ◆ The drink tasted bitter.这种饮料味苦。 ◆ This plant is ignored by livestock because of the bitter taste.因为味苦，家畜不吃这种植物。 ■ pungent ˈpʌndʒənt (of a smell or taste) strong and usually unpleasant; (of food or smoke) having a pungent smell or taste （气味或味道）强烈而令人不适的；（食物）刺激性的，辛辣的；（烟）呛人的，刺鼻的 ◆ the pungent smell of burning rubber烧橡胶的刺鼻气味 ◆ The air was pungent with the smell of spices.空气里充满了各种香料的刺激性气味。 ■ sour (of a taste) bitter like the taste of a lemon or of fruit that is not ripe; (of food or drink) having a sour taste （味道）酸的；（食物或饮料）有酸味的 ◆ Too much pulp produces a sour wine.过多的果肉会让酒变酸。 OPP sweet ⓘ Sweet food contains sugar or tastes of sugar. * sweet指食物含糖的、甜的 ◆ I need a cup of hot sweet tea.我需要一杯加糖的热茶。 ◆ This wine is too sweet for me.这种葡萄酒对我来说太甜了。 sour ⇨ rotten ■ acrid ˈækrɪd (of a smell or taste) strong and unpleasant; (of smoke) having an acrid smell （气味或味道）刺激的，难闻的；（烟）呛人的，刺鼻的 ◆ The fog was yellow and acrid and bit at the back of the throat.雾的颜色发黄，气味呛人，直刺喉根。 ■ sharp (of a taste or smell) strong and slightly bitter; (of food or drink) having a sharp taste （味道或气味）强烈而略苦的，刺鼻的；（食物或饮料）味苦的，辛辣的 ◆ The cheese has a distinctively sharp taste.这奶酪味道很冲。 ■ acid (of a taste or smell) bitter, like the taste of a lemon or of fruit that is not ripe; (of food or drink) having an acid taste （味道）酸的；（气味）有刺激性的；（食物或饮料）有酸味的 ◆ It's a very juicy fruit with a slightly acid flavour.这种水果多汁，味道略酸。 NOTE 辨析 Bitter , sour , sharp and acid are all used more for tastes. Pungent and acrid are used more for smells. A bitter taste is usually unpleasant, but some people enjoy the bitter flavour of coffee or chocolate. You cannot use any other word to describe this flavour. * bitter、sour、sharp和acid多用以形容味道。pungent和acrid多用以形容气味。bitter表示味苦，通常令人不适，有些人却喜欢咖啡或巧克力的苦味，其他词都不能描述这种味道 ◆ pungent/sour/acrid/sharp/acid coffee/chocolate Sour and acid both describe the taste of a lemon or fruit that is not ripe. Sour is usually a negative term; acid can be negative or simply descriptive. A sharp or pungent flavour is more strong than unpleasant, especially when describing cheese. * sour和acid均指柠檬或未成熟水果的那种酸味。sour通常作贬义；acid既可作贬义，也可作客观描述。sharp或pungent主要强调味道强烈，而非令人不适，在描述奶酪的味道时尤其如此 ◆ bitter/sour/acrid/acid cheese A pungent smell is usually unpleasant, but some people enjoy the pungent smell of rich, spicy food. An acrid smell is always unpleasant; acrid is not used for the smell of food. * pungent指气味有刺激性，通常令人不适，但有些人却喜欢油腻、调料重的食物的浓烈气味。acrid指气味刺激难闻，总是令人不适；acrid不用于形容食物的气味。 bitter 2 a bitter taste 苦味 bitter feelings 痛苦的感情 bitter ♦︎ sour ♦︎ resentful ♦︎ acrimonious ♦︎ embittered These words all describe people feeling angry and unhappy after a bad experience. 这些词均表示因糟糕的经历而感到愤愤不平、闷闷不乐。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ bitter / resentful about sth ◆ bitter / resentful towards sb ◆ a bitter / a sour / an embittered man ◆ a sour / resentful expression ◆ a bitter / an acrimonious debate / dispute / divorce ■ bitter (of people) feeling very angry and unhappy because you feel that you have been treated unfairly; (of situations) full of angry feelings and words （人）愤愤不平的；（状况）怨声载道的 ◆ He is very bitter about losing his job.他丢了工作，心里很不服气。 ◆ She bit her lip hard to stop the rush of bitter words.她使劲咬着嘴唇，把到嘴边的刻薄话咽回去了。 ◆ They are locked in a bitter custody battle over their three children.他们为三个孩子的监护权陷入了一场激烈的争夺之中。 bitterness ⇨ resentment ▸ bitterly ◆ They complained bitterly.他们气愤地抱怨。 ■ sour feeling or expressing bitterness or disappointment 阴郁的；闷闷不乐的；沮丧的 ◆ She was a sour and disillusioned old woman.她是一个心灰意冷、幻想破灭的老女人。 ◆ The meeting ended on a sour note with several people walking out.数人退场，会议不欢而散。 ◆ As time went by the marriage turned sour .时日推移，这桩婚姻逐渐产生问题。 ⓘ Sour is not usually followed by a preposition. * sour后通常不接介词 ◆ She was sour about it. sour ⇨ influence verb ▸ sourly ◆ 'Who asked you?' he said sourly.“谁问你了？”他没好气地说。 ■ resentful rɪˈzentfl (written ) feeling bitter or angry about sth that you think is unfair 感到气愤的；憎恨的；愤慨的 ◆ She was resentful at having been left out of the team.她对于被摈出团队感到气愤。 ◆ They seemed to be resentful of our presence there.他们好像对我们出现在那里很生气。 resent ⇨ resent , resentment ⇨ resentment ▸ resentfully ◆ He looked at me resentfully.他满怀怨恨地看着我。 NOTE 辨析 Bitter feelings are the strongest and most openly expressed. * bitter所表达的感情最强烈、最公开 ◆ feeling extremely / intensely / very bitter感到极其／非常／十分痛苦 ◆ a bitter laugh / smile苦笑 If you feel sour or resentful it may be less obvious. * sour或resentful所表达的感情也许没那么明显 ◆ vaguely / silently resentful略感气愤；生闷气 ◆ resentful eyes满含怨愤的眼神 ◆ a sour face阴郁的脸色 Sour especially describes relationships which may go/turn sour . * go/turn sour尤指关系变坏、恶化。 ■ acrimonious ˌækrɪˈməʊniəs; NAmE ˌækrɪˈmoʊniəs (formal ) (of a situation) angry and full of strong bitter feelings and words （状况）怨声载道的，恶言相向的 ◆ His parents went through an acrimonious divorce.他的父母在激烈争吵中离了婚。 acrimony ⇨ resentment ▸ acrimoniously ◆ The relationship ended acrimoniously.这段关系在怨愤中结束了。 ■ embittered (formal , written ) feeling angry and unhappy about sth over a long period of time （长期）怨愤的，沮丧的，苦恼的 ◆ He died an embittered man.他含怨而终。
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Feeling angry or annoyed: angry, annoyed, upset...
Feeling disappointed: disappointed, disillusioned, dismayed...
General words used to describe emotions: acutely, affective, basic...
Enemies and describing enemies: enemy, opponent, adversary...
Making you feel sad or upset: sad, unhappy, depressing...
Words used to describe specific tastes and flavours: acid, acidic, aged...
Cold: cold, cool, icy...
Sadness and unhappiness: sadness, depression, grief...
Beer and lager: ale, amber fluid, beer...
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