grudgingly admit

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• "In the end he'd done a good job," Carol admitted grudgingly.“最后，他确实干得不错，”卡罗尔不情愿地承认道。
• He had to grudgingly admit that she was right about the directions.他不得不勉强承认她在方向上是对的。
• He finally grudgingly admitted that his opponent's argument was valid.
• The company grudgingly admitted defeat after the long legal battle.他最终不情愿地承认对手的论点是有效的。
• The manager grudgingly admits that the new intern's idea is better than his own.在漫长的官司之后，公司勉强承认了失败。
• I grudgingly admit that the movie was better than I expected.
• After hours of debate, she had to grudgingly admit her mistake.经理不情愿地承认新实习生的想法比他自己的要好。
• She grudgingly admitted her mistake to the entire team.我勉强承认这部电影比我预期的要好。
• My brother grudgingly admitted defeat after our long chess match.
• Even his critics grudgingly admit he is a talented artist.经过数小时的辩论，她不得不不情愿地承认自己的错误。
• I had to grudgingly admit that he was right all along.她向整个团队勉强承认了自己的错误。
• The politician grudgingly admitted that the economy was struggling.
• Even the most skeptical critic had to grudgingly admit the film's success.在我们漫长的国际象棋比赛后，我哥哥不情愿地承认了失败。
• He finally grudgingly admitted that he needed help with the project.即使是批评他的人也勉强承认他是一位有才华的艺术家。
• The politician, cornered by reporters, admitted grudgingly that the polls were not in his favor.
• They grudgingly admitted that their rival had a better product.我不得不不情愿地承认，他一直都是对的。
• She would only grudgingly admit that she needed help with the project.那位政治家勉强承认经济正在苦苦挣扎。
• She grudgingly admitted to being jealous of her sister's success.
• They grudgingly admitted that the rival company's product was superior.即使是最持怀疑态度的评论家也不得不不情愿地承认这部电影的成功。
• We must grudgingly admit that the new policy is actually effective.他终于勉强承认他在这个项目上需要帮助。