distaste

名词厌恶; 讨厌

及物动词厌恶; 不喜欢

不及物动词不喜欢

名词

1. 厌恶：未来的外科医生(surgeon)可能带着同样的厌恶(distaste)感回顾现在这个时代,就像他现在的同事看待十九世纪满手沾血(blood-soaked)的外科医生(sawbone)一样.

2. 嫌恶：distant 遥远,远离的 | distaste 嫌恶 | distend 扩张,膨胀

3. 反感,厌恶：hamper 妨碍 | distaste 反感,厌恶 | bedrock 基石

4. 讨厌：distant 远的 | distaste 讨厌 | distasteful 味道不佳的

1. 不喜欢;反感;厌恶
    If you feel distaste for someone or something, you dislike them and consider them to be unpleasant, disgusting, or immoral.

    e.g. Roger looked at her with distaste...
           罗杰厌恶地看着她。
    e.g. He professed a distaste for everything related to money.
           他声称厌恶与金钱有关的一切。

1. Blind and ignorant distrust and its perturbational distaste and disrespect are not tolerable!

2. distaste

2. The response should be " Yes, but " because of Chinese people's distaste for confrontation.

3. It is a far different story in Britain, where pigs'ears end up as dog chews owing to locals'distaste for them.

4. The only major holdout is the United States, where Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner has made his distaste for the proposal clear.

5. Educators are growing concerned about the number of students in China developing a strong distaste for schoolwork.

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6. Many people online expressed their distaste at the use of the colonial expression.

7. He grew up with distaste for ordinary occupations and took to salt smuggling.

8. The reasons for China's national distaste for voice mail are both technological and cultural.

9. " I have watched with some distaste what has gone on outside Old Trafford, " Gibson said.

10. But Bush's unmasked praise of Rumsfeld amidst the prisoner abuse scandal is indeed distasteful, just as he feels distaste over the exposed pictures of abuses.

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