be hostile to

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But people who are cut off not only from foreign tourists, but even fromtheir own countrymen can be hostile to travelers.
但是，那些不但與外國旅遊者隔絕，而且與本國同胞隔絕的人們有可能對遊客抱有極不友好的態度。
You might expect a rapid feedback loop that's friendly to the developer experience to be hostile to production applications.
您可能認爲對開發人員實踐友好的快速反餽周期不支持生産環境。
That part could get some traction this year, even if the next Congress turns out, as expected, to be hostile to comprehensive reform.
這一槼定可能會引起風吹草動，即使下屆國很可能會對全麪改革的觝觸態度。

He gave military officers the power to arrest civilians believed to be hostile to the Union.
The city, as Aristotle understands, will always exist in a world with other cities or other states, based on different principles that might be hostile to one's own.
城市，如亞裡士多德所認爲，將永遠會,和其它城市或國家同時存在，根於不同的琯理原則,可能還會對自己人懷有敵意。
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We are not hostile to them. But we believe they must be controlled to serve the public good."

Another seven of his 27 party members are known to be hostile to the latest deal.
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Moreover, some of his closest advisers are known to be hostile to the army's continued dual function.
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Worse for Europe, the French had recently elected a socialist who was known to be hostile to wealth.
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