inimical in Chinese
inimical in Chinese is 敌对 — inimical means tending to harm something or make it impossible; working against it.
inimical in Chinese
敌对
Pronounced: dí duì
Unfriendly, hostile.
What does "inimical" mean?
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adjective Tending to harm something or make it impossible; working against it.
"Long hours are inimical to good judgement."
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adjective Unfriendly or hostile in attitude.
"He faced an inimical crowd from the first minute."
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inimical in a sentence
- Long hours are inimical to good judgement.
- Such secrecy is inimical to public trust.
- He faced an inimical crowd from the first minute.
- Relations between the two ministries were openly inimical.
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What is "inimical" in Chinese?
"inimical" in Chinese is 敌对. inimical means: Tending to harm something or make it impossible; working against it.
How do you pronounce 敌对?
"inimical" in Chinese is 敌对, pronounced "dí duì".
How do you use "inimical" in a sentence?
Example: "Long hours are inimical to good judgement." In Chinese, "inimical" is 敌对.
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