begrudge [bɪˈgrʌdʒ] ГЛ. перех.
1. begrudge (envy):
- begrudge
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2. begrudge (resent):
- begrudge
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Who would begrudge $5 a month to a company that was storing your memories and helping you retrieve them?
www.inc.com However, if the manager decided to bow out no one would begrudge him because he has done so much for so many people.
www.independent.ie He has a mostly begrudging kinship with his teammates, and is slow to assist them, but will assist them nonetheless.
en.wikipedia.org But now worth $443 million on paper, who could begrudge him that?
www.afr.com Nobody will begrudge you for supporting a friend in need.
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