abominate

1 And in the same way there has been much maudlin sentimentality wasted on sexual perverts, as if most of these men could not avoid the actions that the rest of humanity abominates.

2 Because it stands for those things I abominate.

3 If I had, Miss Helen, I should not loathe and abominate her hypocrisy as I now do.

4 I fear, The Gladstonian minnow is popular here,— It's a bait I abominate wholly.

5 It was in a most dreary, cold, wind-stricken district, and was especially selected on that account by Lady Jones, because of its extreme contrast to the India which she abominated.

6 To compound the irony, the American Social Security system that these 19th-century radicals abominate is modeled on the public pension policy of Wilhelmine Germany’s conservative chancellor Otto von Bismarck.

7 I hate every tomb—I abominate wills, And rather than tears from the world to implore, I would ask of the crows with their vampire bills To devour every bit of my carcass impure.

8 And there is nothing more deflating than watching someone who has put his foot wrong in this culture subject himself to performative self-criticism, abominating himself as a bearer of privilege.

9 As to the passages you adduce," he says to his opponents, "they abominate not the worship paid to our Images, but that of the Greeks, who made them gods.

10 And since the Parliament has condemned them, and desired the King that they might be stopped, all the kingdom do abominate them.

11 Proposition 45 is abominated by the insurance industry, which has provided virtually all of the $37 million collected to fight the initiative.

12 Bess flushed a trifle, for her “plumpness”—she abominated the word “stout” and avoided it as if it were the plague—was rather a tender point with her.

13 I abominate passion and wit makes me ill.

14 In my capacity as a libertarian pundit, it is my solemn duty to abominate Washington.

15 "If there is anything in this world I abominate, it is a family quarrel," continued Noah, fixing his gaze upon the dark waters of the creek.

16 I rarely abominate anybody, and I think she knows that also.

17 a politician who is revered by his supporters and abominated by his enemies

18 The gods love the soul of a man; often, they will frankly accost it; but they abominate his body; and will forever cut it dead, both here and hereafter.

19 For they, abominating all images, worshipped God only by fire.”

20 The fellah is laborious in the fields, and abominates absence from his occupations, which generally means loss of money to him.

1 厌恶

horror aversion abomination repulsion revulsion antipathy abhorrence repugnance odium detestation scunner disrelish mislike off bear hate revolt despise abhor sicken one's gorge rises disgustedly objection disgust distaste loathing loathe detest execrate sick to stomach and tired of have no use for pissed averse dislike prejudice reluctance disesteem object mind shock repel sicken of be an enemy to have a down on sick allergic disgusted gatvol hatred sickness horrify repulse nauseate bad blood between A and B turn off make sick bad blood repulsive repugnant jaundiced gorge thumbs-down alienate not have much time for be down on have a thing for reluctant unwilling loath loathliness disaffection disinclination indisposition repugn rebel indispose execrative aversive loathful down allergy nausea execration loth keck disincline reluct dread have in abomination stick in gizzard won't have a bar of nauseous vexingly recoil averseness fastidium resent be ill of in revolt

2 嫌恶

nauseous objection creep nausea abomination displeasure distaste repulsion revulsion abhorrence repugnance reprobation disinclination indisposition revolt hate disgust horrify loathe abhor repulse nauseate hate like poison detestable antipathetic detestation rebel detest averse down pain horror aversion execrate disrelish

3 痛恨

horror outrage abhorrence

4 憎恶

sick horror phobia animosity repulsion revulsion antipathy detestation hate detest hated abomination abhorrence repugnance odium abhor antipathetic hatred disgust aversion enmity distaste revolt repulse sick of -phobia scunner shudder execrate cast the gorge at be down on disgusted loathing loathe nausea keck have in abomination cottonpickin tormenting resentfully dislike fastidium sour hold in abhorrence ill will

5 讨厌

rank sick offensive disgusting undesirable dreadful shitty hateful obnoxious gruesome cursed atrocious tiresome repulsive distasteful infernal abominable repugnant abhorrent disagreeable accursed yucky loathsome detestable niggling cruddy perishing hate dislike detest abhor under feet anathematic cotton-picking ill-favored cottonpickin' yechy nice dirty ugly nasty foul unpleasant grim rotten heartbreaking troublesome pesky vile obscene lousy wretched blinking objectionable villainous frightful icky darned brackish ruddy revolting blasted unpalatable stinking doggone irksome mucky pissy damnable confounded pestilent blithering pestiferous dratted grody plaguey tarnation disgustful blankety-blank tarnal anathematically excruciatingly tiresomely dang cringe confound mislike be sick of take a dislike to have a dislike for have a dislike of a devil of a

6 憎恨

horror hate execrate resentful hatred loathing abhorrence odium loathe detest abhor bile ill will rancorous despite resentment abomination enmity rancour resent

7 极其讨厌

offensive abominable revolting take the biscuit take the cake

8 对…极端厌恶

nauseate

9 深恶

detestation execrate