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cherish an undying

Deep hatred is a Chinese idiom, pronounced sh ē NW ù t ò NGJ í, which means extreme disgust and hatred.

Idiom explanation

Jealousy: hate. To abhor, abhor, or abhor.

Idioms and allusions

Lu Xun's pseudo freedom book: "to control foreigners with foreigners" reveals the dark curtain of "to control China with Chinese". They are so hateful and jealous. Is it really hurting the heart of this generation? "

Discrimination of words

structure

The meaning of combination, deep hatred and bitter jealousy are basically the same, and the combination aggravates the degree of hatred.

usage

To be dissatisfied with someone or something.