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Meanings of bad blood in English

Portuguese
ódio
Catalan
tírria
Spanish
manía

A feeling of ill will arousing active hostility.

ódio
Usage of bad blood in English
1
It shook him up, and drained the bad blood out of him.
Mike
2
The catastrophe produced a good deal of bad language and bad blood.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone
3
There is much bad blood in this industry, and much long-treasured resentment.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
4
But there was no bad blood, and no whisky to breed it.
Empire Builders
5
Already, even at the first words, there was bad blood between them.
Michael
6
Analysts say there is especially bad blood between Khawaja and the government.
Reuters
7
That's the worst kind of bad blood for a woman to inherit.
The Avalanche: A Mystery Story
8
There must be no bad blood here-certainlynot between Harry and Willits.
Kennedy Square
9
Yet the bad blood doesn't change the potential for closer Sino-Japanese ties.
Reuters
10
Halsey's miscalculation would result in some bad blood between Kinkaid and Halsey.
News.com.au
11
Maybe it was possible to outfox the Devaney bad blood, after all.
Patrick's destiny
12
He also said there was no bad blood between him and Kayser.
The South African
13
It hasn't all been bad blood between the city and the festival.
Wired
14
It will not take much to get the bad blood flowing again.
The Irish Times
15
I won't have bad blood between the king's men and my own.
A Dance with Dragons
16
The leeches suck away the bad blood, all the rage and pain.
A Dance with Dragons
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Translations for bad blood
Spanish
manía
Bad blood through the time
Bad blood across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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