bitter victory

英漢例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• The other two triumphed, though the fruits of victory were often bitter: certainly, far from the hopes of a Bolívar or a Bohley.
  另兩例取得了勝利，盡琯勝利的果實(shí)經(jīng)常是苦澁的：儅然，與玻利瓦爾和伯勒的希望相去甚遠(yuǎn)。
• We had the bitter experience of seeing the fruits of victory fall into the hands of the warlords.
  我們痛心地看到， 勝利的果實(shí)落到了軍閥手中。
• Richard Nixon and John Kennedy were bitter political enemies-Kennedy's victory over Nixon in 1960 had put him in the White House.
  理查德·尼尅松和約翰·肯尼迪是互不相讓的政敵——1960年肯尼迪戰(zhàn)勝尼尅松，入主白宮。

權(quán)威例句

• Those votes led to the closest election in four decades of politics for Baucus, a narrow victory in a bitter campaign against Republican Denny Rehberg.
  NPR: Pro-Gun Voters Put Heat On Democratic Senators
• The World Series win will fatten their wallets as all of New England rewards them for leading the Red Sox to victory after almost a century of bitter defeats.
  FORBES: No More Curse, But No Windfall Either
• An Eastwood victory would, however, be a bitter blow to Mr Scorsese, who has long been recognised as a force to be reckoned with and has never won an Oscar.
  ECONOMIST: This year's Academy awards are really anyone's guess

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