仇恨 | chóu hèn | to hate; hatred; enmity; hostility | |
报仇 | bào chóu | to take revenge; to avenge | |
复仇 | fù chóu | to avenge; vengeance | |
仇人 | chóu rén | foe; one's personal enemy | |
仇视 | chóu shì | to view sb as an enemy; to be hateful towards |
1 | You can not joke an enemy into a friend, but you may a friend into an enemy. | |
2 | Then, he says (v. 5), "Since you acted like this I won' t stop until I get my revenge on you." | |
3 | This wrong must be avenged. | |
4 | Mr Heathcliff, you have nobody to love you; and, however miserable you make us, we shall still have the revenge of thinking that your cruelty arises from your greater misery. | |
5 | But it is utterly impossible I can ever be revenged, and therefore I cannot forgive him. |