英:[əˈvɜ:s]
美:[əˈvɜrs]
英:[əˈvɜ:s]
美:[əˈvɜrs]
adj.
不乐意的
反对的
[植]与茎方向相反的
a·verse
vuhrs
aversely (adv.), averseness (n.)
Adjective
1. (usually followed by `to') strongly opposed;
"antipathetic to new ideas"
"averse to taking risks"
"loath to go on such short notice"
"clearly indisposed to grant their request"
risk averse风险规避;风险厌恶
15世纪中期,“心理或情感上的转变,不喜欢,不愿意”,源自古法语 avers “敌对的,对抗的”,直接源自拉丁语 aversus “转身,回头”, avertere 的过去分词,意为“转身”,由 ab “离开,远离”(见 ab-)和 vertere “转动”(见 versus)组成。最初和通常在英语中是指心理上的感觉,而 averted 则用于物理上的感觉。
Averse applies to feeling, adverse to action: as, I was very averse to his going: an adverse vote: adverse fortune. [Century Dictionary, 1906]
Averse 适用于感觉, adverse 适用于行动:例如,我非常 averse 他去:一个 adverse 的投票: adverse 的命运。[世纪词典,1906]
Latin aversus, past participle of avertere — see avert
The first known use of averse was in 1597
avianadjective
of, relating to, or derived from birds
avertverb
to turn away
avert one's eyes
to keep from happening
averted an accident
avertverb
to turn away
avert one's eyes
to keep from happening
averted an accident
aversionnoun
a strong dislike
something strongly disliked
averseadjective
having an active and strong dislike
averse to exercise
averseadjective
having an active and strong dislike
averse to exercise
1 The band got back together briefly in late 2007 and early 2008 for a world tour, and some members have said they would not be averse to reuniting again.
2 He's not averse to leaping to his feet to demonstrate how posture and movement affect characterisation.
3 He was averse to any change.
他反对任何改变。
4 As Aeson, he’s angry and ambivalent, wronged by a new birth but not quite averse to a new life.
5 Stories, in that sly way, are his thing, and in his daily life he’s not averse to mussing around with geological terms like “hornfels” and “gneiss.”
6 Its blue cheese flavor is also mild, making it a suitable option for anyone who may be averse to the notoriously polarizing dairy product.
7 Nodding, the witness answered, “I told them under normal conditions I would probably be averse to it. But with the magnitude of this crime I could probably vote in favor.”
8 She noted, many young people are especially risk averse at school—afraid that one low test score or mediocre grade could cost them a spot at a selective university.
她指出,许多年轻人尤其不愿意在学校冒险,担心一次考试的分数低或成绩差会让他们失去进入名牌大学的机会。
9 For starters a worldwide downturn has put pressure on budgets everywhere, making politicians averse to spending more on good works abroad.
10 I’m averse to contacting building management, but she’s been belligerent about requests to stop playing in the hallway.
11 Perhaps their stronger “live-and-let-live” vibe makes them averse to placing value judgments on the priorities of other people, regardless of how they themselves feel.
12 But Lipman also notes that the very phenomenon of being recorded both repulsed and resonated deeply with Beckett, who was famously averse to having his voice captured on tape.
13 When Adler described her style as easygoing and averse to disagreement, Weinberg affectionately rolled her eyes.
14 Ms. Hoffman said in her experience, artists are “averse to bringing lawsuits against galleries except in very egregious cases” for fear of being blackballed.
15 Stipe says that looking back leads to nostalgia which leads to sentimentality — and then laughs, recognizing that while he’s averse to those emotions, he is also the guy who wrote “Everybody Hurts.”
16 He’s equally averse to pain and to pleasure, to hardship and to indulgence, to action and to contemplation.
17 Franklin smoked pork shoulder, a novelty in Texas as recently as five years ago, and, in a state notoriously averse to sauce, he offered an espresso barbecue sauce.
18 Mennonites are somewhat different in their beliefs from the Amish, including not being averse to using power equipment, and “Mennonite Made” shows these men in a respectful light.
19 He wasn't averse to a bit of a rest.
20 Another option, for those averse to the drive, is the short but breathtaking 1.7-mile walk through the Tennessee Valley to the cliff-flanked Tennessee Beach.
1 厌恶
pissed hate dislike prejudice disgust reluctance aversion loathing abhorrence repugnance odium detestation disesteem object sicken mind shock revolt repel loathe abhor execrate abominate sicken of be an enemy to have a down on
2 嫌恶
rebel down pain hate horror objection aversion repulsion revulsion abhorrence detestation execrate disrelish revolt detest abominate indisposed revulsed dislike hatred distaste antipathy repugnance indisposition derry despise grudge execrative nauseated execratively disgustedly execrably disgust one's gorge rises at in revolt
4 反对
cross counter opponent adverse conflicting unfavorable renitent con difficulty exception opposition clash interference crossing objection kickback demur deprecation stonewall disapprobation against contra object except resist head combat oppose buck frustrate withstand thwart antagonize flout gainsay controvert in opposition to work against take exception in the negative side against be ranged against turn upon offer opposition to make difficulties oppugnant negative adversarial unfavourable why challenge protest testimony fuss hostility veto nay protestation demurrer contra- ob- re- anti- agin boggle rebel mind deprecate front kick react traverse run foul of anti deprecating stand reaction resistance criticism disapproval with disagree disapprove remonstrate expostulate huff and puff thumbs down be opposed to kick against run against go against set against react against no wrong reverse contrary opposed contradictory counteractive contrariant antipathic thereagainst antagonistic contrarily contrariwise but revolt flak negation repugnance reprobation contrariety contrariness opponency repugn oppugn bar nose dispute contradict naysay disaffirm dissentient repugnant negatory oppositive nyet static contradiction howl dido thumbs-down countercheck discountenance blackleg ding dissent quarrel squeal thraw turn make a difficulty No resistant hostile deprecatory deprecative unfavorably deprecatingly reluctation adverseness recalcitration contravention discouragement averseness reluctate reluct discourage contravene have an objection to make an objection against make an objection to raise an objection against raise an objection to set face against take exception against make against object to argue against protest against be against oppose to sit down on take exception to
5 想做
6 不愿意
afraid reluctant unwilling undisposed indisposition backward aversion loath scruple do not want to indisposed loth not have any of it reticent undesirous loathful loathly reticence nill disincline reluct hate indispose
8 不愿意的
afraid reluctant unwilling undisposed backward loath indisposed loth reticent undesirous loathful
9 不乐意的
10 讨厌
mean nice military rank impossible wet offensive painful horrible ugly nasty unwanted foul brutal fierce grim stink cheerful poisonous undesirable cumbersome dreadful troublesome damned pesky vile obscene lousy hateful obnoxious hideous unwelcome gummy goddamn horrid slimy cursed grating bothersome noxious tiresome nauseous rancid repulsive grisly villainous hellish shrill ungrateful abominable off-putting frightful abhorrent disagreeable brackish ruddy odious accursed beastly loath blasted goddamned doggone unwholesome irksome mucky damnable execrable confounded ungracious mawkish pestilential pestilent importunate pestiferous stinko verminous boresome tarnation accurst hateable plaguesome weariful maledict disagreeably damnably bally dislike boredom detestation undesirability disrelish loathe scunner bar object
11 反感
feeling resistance allergy scandal revolt aversion repulsion revulsion antipathy odium repellence prepossession sales resistance
12 推辞
13 嫌恶的
14 犹豫
pause drift hesitation indecision doubt strain wobble oscillate boggle teeter dither seesaw vacillate demur wabble shilly-shally yea and nay
16 反对的
negative contrary opposed hostile anti old-fashioned unfavourable indisposed oppositionist dissentient oppugnant cross counter opponent adverse conflicting unfavorable renitent adversarial deprecating wrong reverse contradictory deprecate counteractive contrariant antipathic no con repugnant negatory oppositive resistant deprecatory deprecative