1. 反对, 不情愿：be averse from || 反对, 不情愿 | be averse to || 反对, 不情愿 | be avid for || 渴望, 贪婪
2. 厌恶, 不喜欢, 反对：averse to 不乐意 | be averse to 厌恶, 不喜欢, 反对 | was averse to sharing a table with them; 反对与他们共用一桌;
3. 讨厌：audition for 面试 | be averse to 讨厌 | avoid like the plague 避之唯恐不及
1. Younger siblings may also be less averse to risk, behavior that may have arisen in the primordial struggle for food and survival.
2. Development institutions are willing to provide capital where other sources may be initially risk averse, attracting other investors by providing comfort and risk assurance.
3. After some educators recommended that corporeal punishment be banned, many children have become averse to criticism.