begrudge in Dutch
begrudge in Dutch is benijden — begrudge means to resent someone having or receiving something, or to give something reluctantly.
begrudge in Dutch
benijden
To grudge about or over; be envious or covetous.
What does "begrudge" mean?
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verb To resent someone having or receiving something, or to give something reluctantly.
"“Trial’ll probably be Monday. You can keep him one night, can’t you? I don’t think anybody in Maycomb’ll begrudge me a client, with times this hard.”"
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begrudge in a sentence
- “Trial’ll probably be Monday. You can keep him one night, can’t you? I don’t think anybody in Maycomb’ll begrudge me a client, with times this hard.”
- Okay, then, next time you go and leave me stay here. See if I begrudge you a little fun.
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What is "begrudge" in Dutch?
"begrudge" in Dutch is benijden. begrudge means: To resent someone having or receiving something, or to give something reluctantly.
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