Definition of bad blood in English:

bad blood

noun

mass noun

Ill feeling.
恶感；仇怨
there has always been bad blood between these families
这些家族之间夙有仇怨。
Example sentencesExamples
- James, you're probably aware that there is a bit of bad blood between the Spanish and the Australian tennis teams.
- The delay in the project take-off has caused considerable bad blood between the IT industry and the state government.
- There has been so much bad blood in my family, but I just thought ‘I am not going to get involved in that’ so I hugged him.
- That solution would cause the least amount of bad blood, an amount that could certainly be compensated for somehow.
- It does cause upset and sometimes a bit of bad blood.
- There are 20 years of bad blood between these teams and a rivalry between the managers.
- Even if there wasn't such bad blood, all the occupiers get attacked.
- There is, he says, absolutely no bad blood between them.
- There's no fighting, no bad blood or anything like that.
- If there was really any bad blood left though, I wouldn't have been there.
- This bad blood between friends is what made the dispute so bitter.
- There is just too much bad blood, and too many vested interests, at play.
- The bad blood created by the disposition of this election will not disappear quickly.
- This created some bad blood between the parties involved which came to a head at a public meeting held in November 2001.
- In any case, the damage has been done, and the commission has created considerable bad blood.
- There was bad blood there already - little John and Peter had been feuding since their first year of school - and pretty soon a turf war broke out.
- The main protagonists in this story share bad blood going back years.
- The bad blood between these two countries makes the Scots' attitude towards our English cousins look positively benevolent.
- There is also exposition of an affair Lou had years ago, which has led to bad blood between him and Phil that continues into the present.
- There's a lot of bad blood - there's a lot of bad blood on both sides and it hasn't dissipated.
Synonyms
discord, disharmony, disunity, strife, conflict, disagreement, dissension, dissent, opposition, variance, clashing, contention, dispute, disputation, arguing, argument, quarrelling, bickering, squabbling, wrangling, fighting, feuding, rivalry

Definition of bad blood in US English:

bad blood

nounˌbad ˈbləd

Ill feeling.
恶感；仇怨
there has always been bad blood between these families
这些家族之间夙有仇怨。
Example sentencesExamples
- Even if there wasn't such bad blood, all the occupiers get attacked.
- The main protagonists in this story share bad blood going back years.
- This created some bad blood between the parties involved which came to a head at a public meeting held in November 2001.
- If there was really any bad blood left though, I wouldn't have been there.
- There's a lot of bad blood - there's a lot of bad blood on both sides and it hasn't dissipated.
- The delay in the project take-off has caused considerable bad blood between the IT industry and the state government.
- The bad blood between these two countries makes the Scots' attitude towards our English cousins look positively benevolent.
- In any case, the damage has been done, and the commission has created considerable bad blood.
- There has been so much bad blood in my family, but I just thought ‘I am not going to get involved in that’ so I hugged him.
- There are 20 years of bad blood between these teams and a rivalry between the managers.
- James, you're probably aware that there is a bit of bad blood between the Spanish and the Australian tennis teams.
- This bad blood between friends is what made the dispute so bitter.
- The bad blood created by the disposition of this election will not disappear quickly.
- There is, he says, absolutely no bad blood between them.
- There's no fighting, no bad blood or anything like that.
- That solution would cause the least amount of bad blood, an amount that could certainly be compensated for somehow.
- There is also exposition of an affair Lou had years ago, which has led to bad blood between him and Phil that continues into the present.
- There is just too much bad blood, and too many vested interests, at play.
- It does cause upset and sometimes a bit of bad blood.
- There was bad blood there already - little John and Peter had been feuding since their first year of school - and pretty soon a turf war broke out.
Synonyms
discord, disharmony, disunity, strife, conflict, disagreement, dissension, dissent, opposition, variance, clashing, contention, dispute, disputation, arguing, argument, quarrelling, bickering, squabbling, wrangling, fighting, feuding, rivalry

词汇	bad blood
释义	Definition of bad blood in English: bad blood noun mass noun Ill feeling. 恶感；仇怨 there has always been bad blood between these families 这些家族之间夙有仇怨。 Example sentencesExamples James, you're probably aware that there is a bit of bad blood between the Spanish and the Australian tennis teams. The delay in the project take-off has caused considerable bad blood between the IT industry and the state government. There has been so much bad blood in my family, but I just thought ‘I am not going to get involved in that’ so I hugged him. That solution would cause the least amount of bad blood, an amount that could certainly be compensated for somehow. It does cause upset and sometimes a bit of bad blood. There are 20 years of bad blood between these teams and a rivalry between the managers. Even if there wasn't such bad blood, all the occupiers get attacked. There is, he says, absolutely no bad blood between them. There's no fighting, no bad blood or anything like that. If there was really any bad blood left though, I wouldn't have been there. This bad blood between friends is what made the dispute so bitter. There is just too much bad blood, and too many vested interests, at play. The bad blood created by the disposition of this election will not disappear quickly. This created some bad blood between the parties involved which came to a head at a public meeting held in November 2001. In any case, the damage has been done, and the commission has created considerable bad blood. There was bad blood there already - little John and Peter had been feuding since their first year of school - and pretty soon a turf war broke out. The main protagonists in this story share bad blood going back years. The bad blood between these two countries makes the Scots' attitude towards our English cousins look positively benevolent. There is also exposition of an affair Lou had years ago, which has led to bad blood between him and Phil that continues into the present. There's a lot of bad blood - there's a lot of bad blood on both sides and it hasn't dissipated. Synonyms discord, disharmony, disunity, strife, conflict, disagreement, dissension, dissent, opposition, variance, clashing, contention, dispute, disputation, arguing, argument, quarrelling, bickering, squabbling, wrangling, fighting, feuding, rivalry Definition of bad blood in US English: bad blood nounˌbad ˈbləd Ill feeling. 恶感；仇怨 there has always been bad blood between these families 这些家族之间夙有仇怨。 Example sentencesExamples Even if there wasn't such bad blood, all the occupiers get attacked. The main protagonists in this story share bad blood going back years. This created some bad blood between the parties involved which came to a head at a public meeting held in November 2001. If there was really any bad blood left though, I wouldn't have been there. There's a lot of bad blood - there's a lot of bad blood on both sides and it hasn't dissipated. The delay in the project take-off has caused considerable bad blood between the IT industry and the state government. The bad blood between these two countries makes the Scots' attitude towards our English cousins look positively benevolent. In any case, the damage has been done, and the commission has created considerable bad blood. There has been so much bad blood in my family, but I just thought ‘I am not going to get involved in that’ so I hugged him. There are 20 years of bad blood between these teams and a rivalry between the managers. James, you're probably aware that there is a bit of bad blood between the Spanish and the Australian tennis teams. This bad blood between friends is what made the dispute so bitter. The bad blood created by the disposition of this election will not disappear quickly. There is, he says, absolutely no bad blood between them. There's no fighting, no bad blood or anything like that. That solution would cause the least amount of bad blood, an amount that could certainly be compensated for somehow. There is also exposition of an affair Lou had years ago, which has led to bad blood between him and Phil that continues into the present. There is just too much bad blood, and too many vested interests, at play. It does cause upset and sometimes a bit of bad blood. There was bad blood there already - little John and Peter had been feuding since their first year of school - and pretty soon a turf war broke out. Synonyms discord, disharmony, disunity, strife, conflict, disagreement, dissension, dissent, opposition, variance, clashing, contention, dispute, disputation, arguing, argument, quarrelling, bickering, squabbling, wrangling, fighting, feuding, rivalry
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