begrudge in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for begrudge in the English»Italian Dictionary

begrudge [Brit bɪˈɡrʌdʒ, Am bəˈɡrədʒ] VB trans

begrudge → grudge II

begrudge in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for begrudge in the English»Italian Dictionary

begrudge [bɪ·ˈgrʌdʒ] VB trans

1. begrudge (envy):

begrudge

invidiare a

2. begrudge (resent):

to begrudge doing sth

fare qc controvoglia

begrudge Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to begrudge doing sth

fare qc controvoglia

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Others said he had a calculator brain and a superintellect that evoked praise often begrudging from his superiors.

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And you wouldn't begrudge or judge anybody who has said, you know what?

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However, if the manager decided to bow out no one would begrudge him because he has done so much for so many people.

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Who would begrudge $5 a month to a company that was storing your memories and helping you retrieve them?

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No one begrudges tax dollars being put to good use providing desired public projects or services.

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Developers have to make money, and no one should begrudge that.

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Few could begrudge him a big contract, but there is a danger it could come at the expense of a regular international place.

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I don't begrudge someone who acknowledges that they can't handle it.

hotair.com

How can we begrudge players chasing as much money as they can when you here stories like this?

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He does not begrudge parental leave, but admits losing valuable skill sets can be awkward and locums are expensive.

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