repulsive如何读

英:[rɪˈpʌlsɪv]

美:[rɪˈpʌlsɪv]

repulsive是什么意思

  • adj.令人厌恶的;排斥的

repulsive自然拼读

re·pul·sive

rih puhl sihv

repulsive变形

比较级:more repulsive

最高级:most repulsive

repulsive扩展

repulsively (adv.), repulsiveness (n.)

repulsive词根

词根:repulse

adv.

repulsively 冷淡地

n.

repulse 拒绝;击退

repulsion 排斥;反驳;反感;厌恶

repulsiveness 排斥;厌恶

vt.

repulse 拒绝;驱逐;憎恶

repulsive英英释义

Adjective

1. offensive to the mind;

"an abhorrent deed"

"the obscene massacre at Wounded Knee"

"morally repugnant customs"

"repulsive behavior"

"the most repulsive character in recent novels"

2. possessing the ability to repel;

"a repulsive force"

3. so extremely ugly as to be terrifying;

"a hideous scar"

"a repulsive mask"

repulsive词组

repulsive force斥力;排斥力

repulsive词源中文解释

15世纪初期(Chauliac), repulsif,意为“有排泄能力的,具有消散聚集体液的力量”,源自14世纪的古法语 repulsif,直接源自中世纪拉丁语 repulsivus,由 repellere 的过去分词形式 repuls- 构成(参见 repel)。

从1590年代开始,“倾向于通过冷漠的态度等方式排斥”。1816年记录下了“令人厌恶,对味觉或感觉极端或粗糙地触犯”的意义。相关词汇: Repulsively(令人生厌地); repulsiveness(令人厌恶)。

repulsive_法律行业词汇

丑恶

repulsive词源英文解释

Middle English repulsyve "(in medicine) dissipating collected humors," borrowed from Middle French & Medieval Latin; Middle French repulsif "repelling, dissipating humors," borrowed from Medieval Latin repulsīvus, from Latin repulsus, past participle of repellere "to push away, drive back, fend off" + -īvus -ive — more at repel

The first known use of repulsive was in 1594

repulsive儿童词典英英释义

request1 of 2noun

an asking for something

something asked for

granted me three requests

the condition of being requested

tickets are available upon request

request2 of 2verb

to make a request to or of

to ask for

reputedlyadverb

according to reputation or general belief

reputedadjective

having a good reputation

a highly reputed lawyer

believed by most people to be such

the movie was a reputed success

repute1 of 2verb

to have the opinion that : consider

reputed to be a millionaire

repute2 of 2noun

reputation sense 1

good reputation

a scientist of repute

reputableadjective

having a good reputation : respectable

reputableadjective

having a good reputation : respectable

repulsiveadjective

causing disgust

repulsiveadjective

causing disgust

repulsiveadjective

causing disgust

repulsive 例句

1 Snakes are repulsive to some people.

蛇令一些人厌恶。

2 Dark energy creates a repulsive force that counters gravity and is now tearing apart space-time.

暗能量产生一种与万有引力相反的排斥力,这种排斥力推动着宇宙膨胀。

3 And, too, there are the deeper currents among even well-intentioned Southerners, currents that make the idea of a white man’s assuming nonwhite identity a somewhat repulsive step down.

4 a repulsive display of shameless flattery that made the embarrassed actor wrinkle his nose in disgust

5 It has been reported to have repulsive odor.

据报道它有令人厌恶的气味.

6 He was thinking that if only he could get the Bloodbottler to take one bite of the repulsive vegetable, the sheer foulness of its flavour would send him bellowing out of the cave.

7 Polly grimaced, not because she felt sorry for the girl, but because the man was so repulsive.

8 repulsive forces

斥力

9 This can happen only at very high temperatures where the particles are moving so fast that the repulsive force does not have time to act—temperatures of tens of millions of degrees.

10 Orr was breathing rhythmically with a noise that was stertorous and repulsive.

11 She was as she had been in the morning, only still more repulsive in this light.

她还是早上那模样,不过在烛光中显得更加可怕。

12 “Silence! This violence is all most repulsive:” and so, no doubt, she felt it.

13 Your threats against the Jewish community are repulsive, and vile, and will not be tolerated in our community.

14 His behavior was repulsive.

他的行为令人厌恶.

15 We don’t find any of the things in the building repulsive.

16 a repulsive sight/smell/habit

令人厌恶的情景 / 气味 / 习惯

17 What was there about the man that was so repulsive?

18 The last three pages of the album were devoted to boys in Greek tunics, crowned with laurel, playing among false Hellenic ruins, with chubby bottoms and heavy eyelashes—repulsive.

19 This man is not only repulsive in appearance but also mean in character.

这个人不仅面目可憎,而且人品卑下.

20 Her pretty face was more repulsive than ever.

repulsive 同义词

3 冷漠无情的

soulless unsympathetic ungenial

5 十分讨厌的

horrible hateful atrocious

7 人憎恶

gross out

8 使人厌恶的

nasty nauseous off-putting

11 使人憎恶

gross out

14 使人反感的

offensive disgusting repellent

15 斥力

repulsion

19 强烈的反感

repugnant repulsion repugnance

21 惹人厌的

repugnant abhorrent disagreeable

22 厌恶的

reluctant unwilling

27 推斥

repulsion

29 讨厌

bally unsonsy ill-favored mean Nice evil terrible chronic unlikely offensive painful horrible ugly unwanted foul fierce unpleasant disgusting rotten cumbersome hairy filthy troublesome pesky lousy hateful obnoxious tacky unfavorable wretched objectionable horrid cursed bothersome tiresome nauseous rancid hellish ungrateful abominable frightful ruddy accursed carrion unsavory yucky mothering loathsome insufferable detestable doggone unwholesome bawdy pissy elvish confounded motherfucking unlovely mawkish noisome pestilential unpleasing pestilent importunate cumbrous pestiferous perishing sodding dratted stinko plaguey loathly hateable snuffy disgustful lumbersome loathful plaguesome naffing cotton-picking sour bother bugger botheration dislike deformity damnation disrelish afraid object cringe scunner bar have no time for get knotted be sour on no deal not very nice rank sick undesirable dreadful shitty gruesome atrocious distasteful infernal repugnant abhorrent disagreeable niggling cruddy hate detest abhor abominate under feet blinking awful crappy cheesy greasy unwelcome grisly odious damnable unlikeable ungracious antipathetic uncongenial ill-favoured flaming horror nausea revolt distaste disfavour frightfulness loath loathe nauseate stick in gizzard on the nose nice military impossible wet nasty brutal grim stink cheerful poisonous damned vile obscene hideous gummy goddamn slimy grating noxious villainous shrill off-putting brackish beastly blasted goddamned irksome mucky execrable verminous boresome tarnation accurst weariful maledict disagreeably damnably boredom averse detestation undesirability

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