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词根:disagree
adj.disagreeable 不愉快的;厌恶的;不为人喜的;难相处的;脾气坏的
n.disagreement 不一致;争论;意见不同
vi.disagree 不同意;不一致;争执;不适宜
Adverb
1. in a disagreeable manner;
"`I took no harm from the journey, thank you,' she said disagreeably"
The first known use of disagreeable was in the 15th century
disagreementnoun
the act of disagreeing
the state of being different
a difference of opinion : quarrel
disagreeverb
to fail to agree
the two stories disagree
to differ in opinion
disagree over the price
to have an unpleasant effect
fried foods disagree with me
disagreeableadjective
causing discomfort : unpleasant, offensive
a disagreeable taste
having a bad disposition : peevish
a disagreeable person
1 I have never yet met with any person whose displeasure was so disagreeably awful as that of Mr Maitland.
2 Much skill and practice will be required to produce good stuff, as each touch, although not apparent before, will stand out distinctly and often disagreeably after the fire.
3 Upon successfully locating the party at last, Sarah manages to have further altercations with Saad, another disagreeable girlfriend (Oumkalthoum Sarah Bard) and the event’s host (Jabran Aljabran), a famous poet.
4 "To be famous one must needs know a great lie and tell it," snarled Pardus, disagreeably.
5 A stupor like that of the last stage of drunkenness still clings about them, and they are disagreeably affected by the light.
6 So disagreeably was she taken by surprise that she would have immediately withdrawn, and returned at the top of her speed by the way she had come, had it not been for two things.
7 It was another rather awkward moment, for it did seem as though Gladys was disagreeably independent.
8 And these words recurred disagreeably to the Archdeacon's mind on his way to town and afterwards.
9 A moment more and he was recalled to earth by a dry, remembered voice, a voice that broke disagreeably in upon his reverie.
10 Notwithstanding this personal care, however, Indian horses, especially country-breds, are not famed for the sweetness of their tempers, and generally disagreeably resent their masters' attempt to mount.
11 Their eyes and their hard breathing--perhaps because she was amongst them before she saw them--impressed her so disagreeably that her heart fluttered, and she paused.
12 She laughed disagreeably, squashing her cigarette in the butter, and went to the telephone to ring up all her friends.
13 “Why should I go down to bathe at the very end of the season when I haven’t been in the surf all summer,” replied the woman, disagreeably.
14 Mr. Pownceby was not quite sure if this remark was intended disagreeably.
15 It’s rice wrapped in a bite-sized packet of tofu skin, which I find disagreeably sweet.
16 At Montreal the change of water affected me very disagreeably.
17 When I had refused, scarlet with embarrassment, she had shrugged her shoulders disagreeably.
18 Large parts of Sufjan Stevens’s score for “Everywhere We Go” do not repay repeated listening, and its Broadway-brassy aspects seem disagreeably akin to the Busby Berkeley aspects of Mr. Peck’s skill.
19 Bellowing, as a calf; bawling; brawling; clamoring; disagreeably clamorous; sounding loudly and harshly.
20 I seem to remember rather disagreeably what I wrote about you.
2 讨厌
little dirty troublesome pesky vile obnoxious flaming unwelcome objectionable bothersome infernal frightful odious beastly loathsome stinking unsavoury confounded pestilential scuzzy perishing dratted obnoxiously odiously knickers botheration hate mean nice military rank impossible wet offensive painful horrible ugly nasty unwanted foul brutal fierce grim stink cheerful poisonous undesirable cumbersome dreadful damned obscene lousy hateful hideous gummy goddamn horrid slimy cursed grating noxious tiresome nauseous rancid repulsive grisly villainous hellish shrill ungrateful abominable off-putting abhorrent disagreeable brackish ruddy accursed loath blasted goddamned doggone unwholesome irksome mucky damnable execrable ungracious mawkish pestilent importunate pestiferous stinko verminous boresome tarnation accurst hateable plaguesome weariful maledict damnably bally dislike boredom averse detestation undesirability disrelish loathe scunner bar object
3 无聊
wrong poor flat thin empty slight stupid blank boring silly dull vacant petty blah barren moonshine trifling prosaic humdrum pokey rigmarole poky draggy rubbishing rubbishy fiddle-faddle boresome slipslop boredom nothingness monotony ennui vacuity
4 讨厌地