ingrate
音标：
英音/ ˈɪnɡreɪt / 美音/ ˈɪŋɡreɪt /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
He also called Mrs. Clinton’s staff “total ingrates” for complaining about the use of private planes, which he said was the only way Sanders could get to campaign events in time.
他还称克林顿夫人的工作人员抱怨使用私人飞机的使用是“完全的地位”，他说这是桑德斯及时参加竞选活动的唯一途径。
—Washington Times
What an ingrate the internet has turned out to be.
事实证明，互联网的吸引力是什么。
—The Guardian
“I DO NOT promote violence but… Rand Paul says the Kurds are being ‘ingrates’ for taking their frustrations out on US troops.
“我不是促进暴力，但……兰德·保罗说，库尔德人对美国部队的挫败感正在’gress’。
—Fox News
基本释意：
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同义词：
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短释义：
The noun ingrate comes for the Latin word ingratus, a combination of in-, meaning “not,” and gratus, or “grateful.” That pretty much sums up an ingrate: not grateful. It describes someone who tends to act this way in general, rarely acknowledging others’ generosity, or even worse, seeming to expect special treatment. You can tell someone is an ingrate by what isn’t said: “thank you” and “I appreciate what you’ve done for me.”
如果您为您的朋友购买甜甜圈的举动，只有抱怨巧克力糖霜看起来很流鼻涕，那么听起来您的朋友是一个令人振奋的人，一个不感谢他人的好意。
长释义：
The noun ingrate comes for the Latin word ingratus, a combination of in-, meaning “not,” and gratus, or “grateful.” That pretty much sums up an ingrate: not grateful. It describes someone who tends to act this way in general, rarely acknowledging others’ generosity, or even worse, seeming to expect special treatment. You can tell someone is an ingrate by what isn’t said: “thank you” and “I appreciate what you’ve done for me.”
名词向拉丁语ingratus出现，这是“不”和“不”，或“感激”的组合。这几乎总结了一个浓厚的兴趣：不感激。它描述了一个倾向于以这种方式行事的人，很少承认他人的慷慨，甚至更糟的是，似乎期望特殊的待遇。您可以告诉某人不说的话：“谢谢”和“我感谢您为我所做的一切。”
文学例句：
They are ingrates, since they assume to owe only to God benefits which they visibly hold from the generosity of governments and the people.
他们是个内态，因为他们假设仅归功于上帝从政府和人民的慷慨中所拥有的受益。
—Letters To Eugenia
Or, A Preservative Against Religious Prejudices by Holbach, Paul Henri Thiry, baron d’
When “The London Merchant” and “The Gamester” encouraged the vogue of sentimental comedy, they nourished an ingrate which destroyed the legitimate brood of domestic tragedy.
当“伦敦商人”和“ Gamester”鼓励感性喜剧的时尚时，他们滋养了一种侵害，摧毁了家庭悲剧的合法繁殖。
—Tragedy by Thorndike, Ashley H.
“And just when he had gotten it to the point of learning to eat nothing at all, the ingrate up and died. I suppose you have heard that story?”
“就在他把它拿到学习根本什么都不吃的时候，就扎根并死了。我想你听到了这个故事吗？”
—The Devil’s Arithmetic by Jane Yolen
词源：
ingrate (n.)”ungrateful person,” 1670s, from earlier adjective meaning “unfriendly,” also “ungrateful, unthankful” (14c.), from Latin ingratus “unpleasant, disagreeable,” also “ungrateful, unthankful,” and “thankless, unprofitable,” from in- “not” (see in- (1)) + gratus “pleasing, beloved, dear, agreeable” (from suffixed form of PIE root *gwere- (2) “to favor”).Related entries & more
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
Ingrate（n。）“忘恩负义的人”，1670年代，源于早期的形容词，含义“不友好”，也是“忘恩负义，不诚挚的”（14c。），来自拉丁·英格拉图斯（Latin Ingratus ，无利可图的“来自”（请参阅 – （请参阅 – （1）） + Gratus“令人愉悦，挚爱，亲爱的，可意上的”（来自馅饼根的后缀形式 *gwere-（2）“偏爱”）。相关条目＆ 更多的
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