distaste

英 [dɪsˈteɪst]

美 [dɪsˈteɪst]

n.  不喜欢; 反感; 厌恶
vi.  厌恶; 不喜欢不喜欢

复数：distastes　

TEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.10103 / COCA.13721

牛津词典

noun

• 不喜欢；反感；厌恶
  a feeling that sb/sth is unpleasant or offensive
  1. He looked around the filthy room in distaste.
     他厌恶地环顾着这肮脏的房间。
  2. a distaste for politics of any sort
     对任何形式的政治的反感

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 不喜欢;反感;厌恶
  If you feeldistaste forsomeone or something, you dislike them and consider them to be unpleasant, disgusting, or immoral.
  1. Roger looked at her with distaste...
     罗杰厌恶地看着她。
  2. He professed a distaste for everything related to money.
     他声称厌恶与金钱有关的一切。

英英释义

noun

• a feeling of intense dislike
  Synonym:antipathyaversion

双语例句

• She looked at the advertisement with distaste before walking quickly on.
  她厌恶地看了看广告，又赶紧接着走。
• Subtract it by her distaste for debra.
  减去她对黛布拉的嫌恶。
• He pursed his lips in distaste.
  他厌恶地噘起嘴。
• Judging from the distaste on our friend's face, none of those suggestions were worthy of consideration.
  从我们这个朋友那一脸厌恶的表情可以判断，这些建议对他来说没任何参考价值。
• It seems loaded with a monosyllabic distaste, which was redoubled by the strange use of the uppercase.
  它似乎承载着一个单音节的厌恶，然后通过用奇怪的大写字母用法再次加倍。
• A puritanical distaste for alcohol.
  像清教徒似的对酒类的厌恶。
• I do have a kind of distaste for that sort of thing.
  这类事情对我来说真的很难。
• He picked up the rubbish with distaste.
  他厌恶地捡起垃圾。
• The French have a strong distaste for discussing financial matters openly.
  法国人很讨厌公开讨论资金问题。
• Used to express distaste or disapproval.
  呸用来表示不喜欢或不同意。