gall
noun
verb
ɡɔːl
noun
1
have the gall to do sth
to
do
something
rude
and
unreasonable
that
most
people
would
be
too
embarrassed
to
do
厚颜无耻地做某事
He
even
had
the
gall
to
blame
Lucy
for
it.
这件事他居然有脸责怪露西。
2
anger
and
hate
that
will
not
go
away
[过时] 〔难以消除的〕愤恨,怨恨;
U | old-fashioned
3
BILE
[过时] 胆汁
U | old-fashioned
4
a
swelling
on
a
tree
or
plant
caused
by
damage
from
insects
or
infection
〔树或植物上的〕瘿,虫瘿
C
5
a
painful
place
on
an
animal’s
skin,
caused
by
something
rubbing
against
it
〔动物皮肤上的〕擦伤,擦伤处
C
verb
6
to
make
someone
feel
upset
and
angry
because
of
something
that
is
unfair
〔因某事不公正而〕使恼怒,激怒
It
really
galled
him
to
see
Anita
doing
so
well
now.
看到安妮塔现在干得那么好,他心里实在恼火。