great distaste

强烈的厌恶

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a very strong feeling of not liking someone or something

一种非常强烈的、不喜欢某人或某事的感觉

distasteADJECTIVE

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例句 (10)

great distaste = 强烈的厌恶 (一种非常强烈的、不喜欢某人或某事的感觉)

  • He looked at the spoiled food with great distaste.他带着极度的厌恶看着变质的食物。
  • She has a great distaste for people who are dishonest.她对不诚实的人有极度的反感。
  • The politician expressed his great distaste for the new policy during the press conference.这位政治家在新闻发布会上表达了他对新政策的强烈不满。
  • In the novel, the main character feels a great distaste for the city's noise and chaos.在小说中，主角对城市的喧嚣和混乱感到非常厌恶。
  • He wrinkled his nose with great distaste upon smelling the strange odor.闻到那股奇怪的气味后，他非常厌恶地皱起了鼻子。
  • I imagine he will react with great distaste if you tell him the truth.我想如果你告诉他真相，他会表现出极大的反感。
  • Many artists have a great distaste for commercialism in their work.许多艺术家对他们作品中的商业主义怀有极大的反感。
  • Despite his great distaste for public speaking, he gave an excellent presentation.尽管他非常讨厌公开演讲，但他还是做了一场出色的报告。
  • The cat eyed the new puppy with what could only be described as great distaste.那只猫看着新来的小狗，眼神里流露出只能被形容为极度嫌弃的神情。
  • The queen could not hide her great distaste for the visiting envoy's crude manners.女王无法掩饰她对来访使臣粗鲁举止的极度反感。