grudgingly

简明释义

英[ˈɡrʌdʒɪŋli]美[ˈɡrʌdʒɪŋli]

adv. 勉强地；不情愿地

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1.He grudgingly acknowledged having made a mistake.

他勉强承认犯了错误。

2.As Li Yuan of the Wall Street Journal points out, early reviews of the Shanghai bow are grudgingly positive.

正如《华尔街日报》李元(音译)指出的那样，对上海这次鞠躬最初的评论勉强积极。

3.Only in the past 20 years has analysis been permitted, at first grudgingly, now relatively freely.

直到最近的20年，精神分析治疗法才逐渐放开，一开始比较勉强，现在已相对自由。

4.If the German taxpayer manages, however grudgingly, to accept that it's her duty to shoulder the burden, the euro will muddle through.

然而如果德国赋税管理不管多勉强，都接受有责任担起担子的话，欧元将可以应付过去。

5."Cabbage has doubled in price since last year, " says Xu Shengru, as she grudgingly hands over money for three big cabbages.

打去年以来，大白菜价格翻了一番。 “许生茹一边说着，一边不情愿的掏钱付3只大白菜的钱。”

6.'Not bad,' she conceded grudgingly.

“不错。”她勉强承认道。

7.They were at first grudgingly and later passively accepted.

他们起先是不情愿地，后来是消极地接受了。

8.She accepted the award grudgingly because she felt her team deserved it more.

她不情愿地接受了这个奖，因为她觉得她的团队更应该得到它。

9.He grudgingly admitted that his brother was right about the decision.

他勉强地承认他的兄弟在这个决定上是对的。

10.They grudgingly agreed to follow the new rules after much debate.

经过激烈的辩论后，他们勉强地同意遵循新规则。

11.The manager grudgingly allowed the employee to take a day off.

经理不情愿地允许员工请假一天。

12.I grudgingly helped him with his project, even though I was busy.

尽管我很忙，我还是不情愿地帮他完成了他的项目。

作文

In a small town, there lived a man named John who was known for his stubbornness. He had a reputation for being unyielding and often refused to accept help from others. One day, a severe storm hit the town, causing significant damage to many homes, including John's. Despite the destruction around him, he remained in his house, determined to fix everything on his own. His neighbors, however, were concerned about his well-being and decided to lend a hand. They knocked on his door, offering their assistance. John opened the door, and although he was grateful for their concern, he accepted their help grudgingly (勉强地), muttering under his breath about how he could manage without them. As the days passed, John found himself overwhelmed by the amount of work that needed to be done. The roof was leaking, the yard was a mess, and he had no idea where to start. His neighbors, seeing his struggle, continued to offer their help. Each time they came over, John would let them in, but he did so grudgingly (勉强地), still holding onto his pride and reluctance to fully accept their kindness. One afternoon, as John was trying to repair the fence, he accidentally hurt his hand. It was a minor injury, but it made him realize how much he needed support. He sat on his porch, feeling defeated, when one of his neighbors, Sarah, approached him with a first aid kit. "Let me help you with that," she said kindly. John looked at her, his pride clashing with his need for assistance. He took a deep breath and allowed her to bandage his hand, all the while feeling grudgingly (勉强地) thankful for her care. As the weeks went by, John slowly began to understand that accepting help didn’t make him weak; rather, it showed strength and community spirit. He started to appreciate the efforts of his neighbors, even if he initially accepted their help grudgingly (勉强地). One evening, as they all gathered for a barbecue to celebrate the completion of the repairs, John stood up to speak. He took a moment to collect his thoughts, feeling a mix of gratitude and embarrassment. "I want to thank all of you for helping me through this tough time. I know I didn’t make it easy for you, and I accepted your help grudgingly (勉强地), but I truly appreciate everything you’ve done. You’ve shown me the importance of community and friendship. I promise to be more open in the future." The crowd cheered, and John felt a wave of relief wash over him. He realized that sometimes, letting go of pride and accepting help is essential for personal growth. From that day forward, John became an active member of the community, always ready to lend a hand to others, knowing firsthand how valuable support can be. His journey taught him that it’s okay to be vulnerable and that accepting help can lead to deeper connections with those around us, transforming initial feelings of grudgingly (勉强地) into genuine appreciation and friendship.

在一个小镇上，住着一个名叫约翰的男人，他以固执著称。他有一个不屈从的名声，经常拒绝接受他人的帮助。一天，一场严重的风暴袭击了这个小镇，导致许多房屋受到严重损坏，包括约翰的。尽管周围一片狼藉，他仍然留在自己的房子里，决心自己修复一切。然而，他的邻居们却对他的安危感到担忧，决定伸出援手。他们敲响了他的门，提供帮助。约翰打开门，虽然他对他们的关心心存感激，但他还是grudgingly（勉强地）接受了他们的帮助，嘴里嘟囔着自己其实可以独自应对。 随着时间的推移，约翰发现自己被需要完成的工作压得喘不过气来。屋顶漏水，院子一片狼藉，他不知道该从何下手。邻居们看到他的挣扎，继续提供帮助。每次他们过来，约翰都会让他们进来，但他都是grudgingly（勉强地）这样做，依然坚持着自己的骄傲和不愿完全接受他们的善意。 一天午后，当约翰试图修理栅栏时，不小心伤到了手。虽然只是小伤，但这让他意识到自己多么需要支持。他坐在门廊上，感到沮丧，这时他的邻居萨拉走了过来，带着一个急救包。“让我来帮你吧，”她亲切地说。约翰看着她，骄傲与对帮助的需求交织在一起。他深吸了一口气，允许她为他包扎手，尽管内心仍然感到grudgingly（勉强地）感谢她的关心。 随着几周的过去，约翰慢慢开始明白，接受帮助并不意味着他软弱；相反，这显示了力量和社区精神。他开始欣赏邻居们的努力，尽管他最初是grudgingly（勉强地）接受他们的帮助。一天晚上，当他们聚在一起庆祝修复工作的完成时，约翰站起来发言。他花了一些时间来整理思绪，感到感激与尴尬交织在一起。“我想感谢你们所有人在这段艰难时期对我的帮助。我知道我没有让你们轻松，我grudgingly（勉强地）接受了你们的帮助，但我真的很感激你们所做的一切。你们让我明白了社区和友谊的重要性。我保证将来会更加开放。” 人群欢呼，约翰感到一阵轻松涌上心头。他意识到，有时候放下骄傲，接受帮助对个人成长至关重要。从那天起，约翰成为了社区的积极成员，总是准备向他人伸出援手，因为他深知支持的价值。他的经历教会他，脆弱是可以接受的，接受帮助可以与周围的人建立更深的联系，将最初的grudgingly（勉强地）转变为真正的感激和友谊。