Ainda não temos significados para "embitter the life".
1She had a temper that would embitter the life of a crow, much more a simple robin.
2Observe too, says PHILO, the curious artifices of Nature, in order to embitter the life of every living being.
3And shall we speak of the bigotry, the fanaticism, the bitter sectarian prejudices which to this day embitter the life of the world?
4This episode, more than any other, embittered the life of the aging Reformer.
5Do not let the sins of the fathers embitter the lives of the children.
6A state of feud, even though a temporary one, often embitters the life, and leaves its mark on the heart.
7Into what misery may he not easily fall, and with what life-long errors may he not embitter the lives of his children!
8This monotonous return of the hand of death must have embittered the life of these two, who seem to have remained lovers always.
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