1. animosity /ˌænəˈmɔsɪti:/

-- ill will( usually leading to active opposition); violent hatred

Someday the animosity that led to the war will be replaced by amity.

总有一天导致战争的仇恨会被友好关系所取代。

 

 

2. animus /ˈænəməs/

-- ill will( usually controlled)

Although David defeated me in the election I bear no animus toward him; we are good friends.

虽然戴维在选举中击败了我，我对他没有丝毫恶意，我们是好朋友。

 

 

3. equanimity /ˌi:kwəˈnɪmɪti:/

-- evenness of mind or temper; emotional balance; composure; calmness

If you become extremely upset when you lose a game, it is a sign that you lack equanimity.

如果你输了一场比赛，心情就变得极端沮丧，那表示你不够沉着。

 

 

4. unanimity /ˌju:nəˈnɪmɪti:/

-- oneness of mind; complete agreement

In almost every discussion there is bound to be some disagreement. Don't expect unanimity.

几乎每场讨论都会有意见不合的情形产生，别期待全体一致、毫无异议。

 

 

5. magnanimous /mægˈnænəməs/

-- showing greatness or nobility of mind; above what is low or petty; forgiving; generous

The first time I was late, Miss O'Nell excused me with the warning that she would not be so magnanimous the next time.

我第一次迟到时，奥尼尔小姐原谅了我，但她警告说下一次她就不会这么宽宏大量了。

 

 

6. unanimous /ju:ˈnæniməs/

-- of one mind; in complete accord

Except for one student, who voted "no", the class was unanimous in wanting the party.

除了一个学生投反对票外，全班一致希望开个舞会。