resentir



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resentirse⇒ v prnl (tener enojo por algo)feel resentful, feel bitter vi + adj
  resent⇒ vtr
  get offended, get annoyed vi + adj
 Aunque sea para bien, Julia se resiente cada vez que la contradecimos.
 Even though it's for her own good, Julia feels resentful any time we contradict her.
resentirse v prnl (empezar a debilitarse) (feel pain)weaken⇒, deteriorate⇒, suffer⇒ vi
  (figurative, slang)fall apart vi + adv
  feel the effects v expr
  take its toll v expr
 Los años y las penas hacen que el cuerpo se resienta.
 Years and worries cause the body to be weaken.
 ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. All that heavy lifting has taken its toll on the worker's back.
resentirse v prnl (sentir dolor, molestia) (body part)hurt⇒, ache⇒ vi
  (body part)bother⇒, trouble⇒ vtr
  have a twinge in, have trouble with, have a niggling pain in v expr
 Aunque han pasado tres años del accidente, todavía se me resiente el hombro cuando levanto algo pesado.
 Even though it's been three years since the accident, my shoulder still hurts when I lift something heavy.
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