bitter Anglais:

bitter cholocate

Bitter medicine will not necessarily do you good.

I suffered through all sours but didn't find bitter than needing people.

Oh, mother, said the housewife, breaking into bitter tears.

His bitter words still rankle in my mind.

The position held by the enemy is so important they will fight to the bitter end to hold it.

Years of resistance to misfortune ended when the settlers' village was overcome by the savages and their hopes and lives came to the bitter end.

So, well, it's a bitter decision for the student council to make as well. Give 'em a break.

This was a painful experience and Mohandas felt angry and bitter with himself, as well as with British officer

Bolivian authorities accused the president of a mining federation and two of his top officials of the killing of deputy interior minister Rodolfo Illanes amid a bitter strike

As the fruit ripens, the flesh (rind) becomes tougher, more bitter, and too

We sometimes bitterly regret that we said something/ we bought something that broke quickly.

Anyone who really wishes to apply themselves to the freedom of mankind must have the courage to face the truth, regardless how bitter it may be.