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敌对

Word · Attributive adjectiveTraditional敵對

hostile; antagonistic

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Meanings

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1.

attributive adjective

mutually hostile; antagonistic; diametrically opposed

formal

Describes a relationship, attitude, or action marked by deep-seated opposition or conflict. Often used to describe political, military, or ideological factions.

Zhè这
liǎng两
gè个
guó国
jiā家
cháng长
qī期
chǔ处
yú于
dí敌
duì对
zhuàng状
tài态
 。

These two countries have been in a state of hostility for a long time.

Tā他
de的
dí敌
duì对
tài态
dù度
ràng让
tán谈
pàn判
wú无
fǎ法
jìn进
xíng行
 。

His hostile attitude made the negotiation impossible to proceed.

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Wǒ我
men们
yào要
jǐng警
tì惕
dí敌
duì对
shì势
lì力
de的
shèn渗
tòu透
 。

We must be vigilant against the infiltration of hostile forces.

Tā他
men们
zhī之
jiān间
de的
lì利
yì益
chōng冲
tū突
zuì最
zhōng终
yǎn演
biàn变
chéng成
le了
dí敌
duì对
guān关
xì系
 。

The conflict of interest between them eventually evolved into an antagonistic relationship.

Zhè这
cì次
xíng行
dòng动
bèi被
shì视
wéi为
duì对
lín邻
guó国
de的
dí敌
duì对
xíng行
wéi为
 。

This action is regarded as a hostile act against the neighboring country.