disgust

名词反感，厌恶，嫌恶

及物动词使反感，厌恶

动词repel offend revolt nauseate sicken

名词please delight

及物动词

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1. 反感：discrimination 歧视;区别 | disgust 反感 | disorder 无序状态

2. 作呕;厌恶;反感 导致反感：5.detest 憎恶;痛恨;嫌恶 | 6.disgust 作呕;厌恶;反感 导致反感 | 7.distress 悲痛;贫困;危难

1. 911查询·英语单词

1. 厌恶;憎恶
    Disgust is a feeling of very strong dislike or disapproval.

    e.g. He spoke of his disgust at the incident...
           他谈到了他对这件事的厌恶。
    e.g. A look of disgust came over his face...
           他脸上显出厌恶的表情。

2. 使厌恶;使憎恶
    To disgust someone means to make them feel a strong sense of dislike and disapproval.

    e.g. He disgusted many with his boorish behaviour.
           他的粗野行为让很多人都讨厌他。

1. Fans eagerly buying Lakers'gear at the downtown Team LA store on Monday expressed disgust over the disturbance.

2. It created a buzz on the Internet, with netizens flooding chatrooms with comments expressing shock and disgust.

3. Van Gundy shook his head in disgust midway through the second quarter as the " Fire Chaney " chant broke out again.

4. 911chaxun查询·英语单词

4. Holder reportedly reacted with disgust when he first read accounts of prisoner abuse earlier this year in a classified version of the IG report.

5. " I never conceal my disgust for tattoo, " Huang frowns.

6. He noted the Court of Appeal showed evident disgust toward Chan's appeal based upon its harshly worded judgment.

7. Sentiment among the panel members ranged from disgust at Sanford's actions to uncertainty that his behavior amounts to an impeachable offense.

8. disgust的解释

8. Bush appeared perturbed when Kerry leveled some of his charges, scowling at times and looking away in apparent disgust at others.

9. He had 4 feet to head to the next hole, but started walking in disgust as soon as the ball left his club.

10. Her fate also had drawn appeals from the European Union, an indignant rebuke from Iran and the disgust of thousands of people.

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