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美:[rɪˈvʌlʃn]
英:[rɪˈvʌlʃn]
美:[rɪˈvʌlʃn]
re·vul·sion
rih vuhl shn
revulsive (adj.)
词根:revulsive
adj.revulsive 诱导的
n.revulsive 诱导剂
noun
violent dislike and disgust; abhorrence; loathing.His stepfather's abuse of his mother filled him with revulsion.
an abrupt change or reversal of taste or sentiment.
1540年代,作为一种治疗技术的对抗性刺激的医学术语,源自法语 revulsion(16世纪)或直接源自拉丁语 revulsionem(主格 revulsio)“撕掉,拉开”的名词,是 revellere 的过去分词词干的动作名词,意为“拉开”,由 re- “离开”(见 re-)和 vellere “撕,拉”(来自 PIE *wel-no-, *uelh- 的后缀形式,意为“打; ”见 svelte)组成。
从1600年代开始,意为“拉回或拉开的行为”。1816年有“情感突然或剧烈变化”的意思,尤其是“厌恶的突然反应”。
诱导法:将血液从一个部分吸到另一部分,例如对抗刺激作用(counterirritation)时所发生者
Latin revulsion-, revulsio act of tearing away, from revellere to pluck away, from re- + vellere to pluck — more at vulnerable
The first known use of revulsion was in 1609
rewind1 of 2verb
to wind againespecially: to reverse the winding of (as a video tape)
rewind2 of 2noun
a function of an electronic device that reverses a recording to a previous portion
reward1 of 2verb
to give a reward to or for
reward2 of 2noun
something (as money) given or offered in return for a service (as the return of something lost)
a stimulus (as food) that is given to an organism after a correct or desired way of behaving and that makes the behavior more probable in the future
rewardingadjective
giving satisfaction
a rewarding experience
reward1 of 2verb
to give a reward to or for
reward2 of 2noun
something (as money) given or offered in return for a service (as the return of something lost)
a stimulus (as food) that is given to an organism after a correct or desired way of behaving and that makes the behavior more probable in the future
revulsionnoun
a strong pulling or drawing away : withdrawal
a sudden or strong reaction or change
a sense of complete dislike
revulsionnoun
a strong pulling or drawing away : withdrawal
a sudden or strong reaction or change
a sense of complete dislike
revulsionnoun
alleviation of a localized disease by treatment (as with counterirritants) of an adjacent region
1 I look for the slightest bit of revulsion, but none is there.
2 She felt revulsion at his appearance.
她对他的面貌感到厌恶.
3 Most people viewed the bombings with revulsion .
大多数人对爆炸事件表现出惊恐不安。
4 She felt a deep sense of revulsion at the violence.
她对这一暴行深恶痛绝。
5 Macau public revulsion, the night has been called for and organized the protest.
澳门市民群情激愤, 当晚已有人号召及组织游行抗议.
6 Should we only fall silent in revulsion, shame, and guilt?
我们应当仅仅在厌恶,羞耻和罪恶中保持沉默吗?
7 You'd look at her and feel a mixture of admiration and 5 revulsion.
你以一种复杂的眼神打量着她,有敬佩,也夹杂着丝缕的反感.
8 Matt felt a revulsion to him, but he allowed himself to be led around the porch.
9 After hamster revulsion, begin by planned economy to market economy shunt.
东欧剧变之后, 开始由计划经济向市场经济转轨.
10 Europeans harbor a deep revulsion toward any funny business with their food.
欧洲人对拿他们的食品开玩笑深恶痛绝。
11 “Aron, I can see your revulsion. You must get over that. Don’t forget our Lord and Mary Magdalene. Without pride I say I would be glad to raise her up.”
12 Suspicion of nuclear power became mass revulsion.
对于核能的质疑演变成为人们大规模的厌恶。
13 But while Thomas’s touch now repulses me, I feel no revulsion toward Day.
14 Why do so many Israelis admire a man who so many outsiders regard with revulsion?
沙龙为外人所憎恨,却又能在以色列受到爱戴,究竟为何?
15 His revulsion was a reaction to her young, helpless, hopeless presence.
16 As a power might , Yang Xiuqing lays stress on the revulsion of his political authority.
以强权人物面目出现的杨秀清其实十分重视发挥其政治权威的诱导性方面.
17 Only Violet didn’t cry, but merely trembled with fear and revulsion, a word which here means “an unpleasant mixture of horror and disgust.”
18 So easy, to feel them go down my throat: but blinking in the glare of my desk lamp, I was struck with a wave of revulsion so strong it was almost nausea.
19 His voice was filled with horror and revulsion.
他的声音里充满了恐惧和反感。
20 My stomach churned in revulsion and horror as his words dawned on me.
1 厌恶
sick allergic nauseous disgustedly vexingly allergy objection nausea recoil revolt disgust aversion abomination repulsion repugnance disinclination disrelish averseness fastidium rebel hate repel resent sicken abominate indispose disincline mislike be ill of stick in gizzard in revolt distaste loathing antipathy abhorrence odium loathe detest abhor execrate sick to stomach and tired of have no use for horror detestation scunner off bear despise one's gorge rises disgusted dislike hatred shock gross out detestable indisposed indisposition shudder repulse disfavour nauseate in disgust repulsive repugnant jaundiced gorge thumbs-down alienate not have much time for be down on have a thing for
2 嫌恶
indisposed revulsed hate dislike hatred aversion distaste antipathy repugnance detestation indisposition derry disrelish averse rebel despise grudge nauseous objection creep nausea abomination displeasure repulsion abhorrence reprobation disinclination revolt disgust horrify loathe abhor repulse nauseate abominate hate like poison down pain horror execrate detest
3 恶心
sick nauseous queasy woozy bilious noisome turn nausea sickness repugnance suck churn heave nauseate sick to your stomach
4 收回
recall redemption drawback retrieval resumption withdraw resume retire retrieve redeem regain retract evict unsay unspeak re-claim have back
5 憎恶
sick horror phobia animosity repulsion antipathy detestation hate detest abominate hated abomination abhorrence repugnance odium abhor -phobia scunner shudder execrate cast the gorge at be down on
6 惊恐
scared terrified aghast panicky horror-struck funk frighten frightening alarm panic terror scare trepidation consternation
7 抽回
9 撤回
rescissory withdrawn backout backup recall withdrawal repeal drawback revocation retraction pullback rescission backdown climb-down retractation withdraw recede open refuse retire retract relinquish rescind recant nonsuit take a walk
10 突变
transilient sportive break turn jump wave mutation catastrophe saltation mutate mutant quirkily transilience quirkiness switcheroo sport
11 反感
averse feeling resistance allergy scandal revolt aversion repulsion antipathy odium repellence prepossession sales resistance prejudice disgust scunner mislike hate bad feeling ill feeling dyspathy dislike repugnance repel horrify
12 急变