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| 61. | At this point arguments seem to degenerate into emotional displays. |
| 在此，争论似乎沦为情绪发泄。 |
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| 62. | Germany Hostility toward England |
| 德国对英国的敌意 |
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| 63. | give sb a hostile glare |
| 含敌意地注视某人. |
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| 64. | exercised as an outlet for frustration. |
| 当作受挫时的发泄途径 |
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| 65. | he could no longer contain his hostility. |
| 他毫不掩饰自己的敌意。 |
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| 66. | Hostility that results in active resistance, opposition, or contentiousness. |
| 对抗，对立，敌对，敌意由于强烈抵制、反对或争吵而产生的敌意 |
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| 67. | Expressing disapproval or hostility |
| "反对的,有敌意的" |
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| 68. | They were no longer kept under any restraint and gave vent to their feelings of vexation. |
| 他们已无所顾忌，在发泄牢骚。 |
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| 69. | I feel no hostility towards anyone. |
| 我对任何人均无敌意。 |
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| 70. | unBurden one's resentment against sB. |
| 发泄[表明]对某人的不满 |
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