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| 21. | Deep-seated, often mutual hatred. |
| 敌意，仇恨根深蒂固的，常为相互的仇恨 |
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| 22. | separation resulting from hostility. |
| 由于分离而导致不友好或敌意。 |
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| 23. | characterized by active hostility. |
| 以积极的敌对为特点。 |
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| 24. | Overt hostility;overt intelligence gathering. |
| 公然的敌意；公众智慧的结晶 |
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| 25. | Germany Hostility toward England |
| 德国对英国的敌意 |
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| 26. | Expressing disapproval or hostility |
| "反对的,有敌意的" |
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| 27. | hostility was self-defeating. |
| 含有敌意是自找没趣。 |
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| 28. | sense sb's sorrow, hostility, etc |
| 感觉到某人的忧愁、 敌意等 |
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| 29. | an act of hostility |
| 敌对行为 |
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| 30. | Hostility erupted into bloody clashes |
| 敌对情绪爆发为流血冲突。 |
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