They could sweeten your family Christmas or embitter it.

可能让你家庭圣诞节变得甜蜜，也可能让它变得苦涩。

Mr Eig explains that King " needed to embolden without embittering" .

艾格先生解释说，金“需要大胆而且不带怨恨”。

A discovery of any mystery of your past would embitter our lives'.

发现你过去任何秘密都会让我们生活变得痛苦。

They embittered their years over nothing more than the price of a carpet!

他们为一块地毯价格而苦恼多年！

Embittered by this rivalry, Goneril poisons Regan, and takes her own life.

对这种竞争感到愤恨，戈纳里尔毒死了里根，并结束了自己生命。

It would embitter our lives, if I were then half in the dark, as I am now! '

如果我时像现在一样暗， 会让我们生活变得痛苦！

I was suffering too keenly, and what embittered my thoughts was that there was no remedy.

我实在是太痛苦了， 而且让我痛苦是没有办法补救。

Do I sometimes embitter the present by regretting things that happened in the past-that are over and done with?

2. 我是否有时会因后悔过去发生事情而对现在感到痛苦——些事情已经结束了？

Embittered by failure, yearning for a safe place where he could await old age, the false homeopath took refuge in Macondo.

因失败而痛苦，渴望一个安全地方，他可以等待晚年，虚假顺势疗法在马孔多避难。

By the end of his first term, when the troops were finally withdrawn, Wilson had succeeded in doing little more than embittering United States-Mexican relations.

到他第一个任期结束时，当军队最终撤离时，威尔逊除了使美墨关系恶化之外，只做了什么。

In the midst of all these troubles, I did two things that kept me from indulging in self-pity and worrying and embittering my life with resentment.

在所有这些麻烦中，我做了两件事，使我不至于沉溺于自怜，不至于因怨恨而忧虑和折磨我生活。

And his morning ride was embittered by the discovery that it was unexpectedly disagreeable to have Vyse read any letters which did not express unqualified praise of his books.

他发现让维斯阅读任何未表达对他书无条件赞美信件是出乎意料不愉快，这让他早上旅程感到痛苦。

Your presence makes me tremble: I fear lest it should inspire her with sentiments which may embitter the remainder of her life, or encourage her to cherish hopes in her situation unjustifiable and futile.

你出现让我颤抖：我担心这会激起她情绪， 这可能会影响她余生， 或者鼓励她在她处境中怀有不合理和徒劳希望。

Mr. Delane lost few opportunities of embittering him, and he felt little or no hope of repaying these attentions; but the Trent Affair passed like a snowstorm, leaving the Legation, to its surprise, still in place.

德莱恩先生很少有机会激怒他，他觉得报答这些关心希望很小，甚至没有希望；但是特伦特事件像一场暴风雪一样过去了，令其惊讶是，使馆仍在原地。

" What a disgrace for me if I am dismissed. My remorse will embitter all my life, " he said to himself, " she will never write to me. God knows when I shall come back to this part of the country" .

“如果我被解雇，这对我来说是多么丢人事。我悔恨将伴随我一生，”他自言自语道，“她永远不会给我写信。天知道我什么时候才能回到这个国家这个地区”。