| 单词 | revulsion |
| 释义 | revulsion nounadjective | verb + revulsion | preposition | phrases adjective➤deep, utter痛恨；深恶痛绝▸➤widespread公愤◆the killing caused widespread revulsion.这一杀戮引起了公愤。➤moral (especially name) 道德上的厌恶verb + revulsion➤be filled with, feel充满／感到厌恶▸➤cause引起反感▸➤express表达反感preposition➤in revulsion, with revulsion厌恶地◆the children shrank back from him in revulsion.孩子们厌恶地从他面前后退。➤revulsion against对⋯憎恶◆public revulsion against violence in our society公众对我们社会上的暴力行为的憎恶➤revulsion at憎恶⋯◆he tried to conceal his instinctive revulsion at the idea.他试图掩盖自己对这一想法本能的厌恶。➤revulsion for对⋯的厌恶◆he was filled with hatred and revulsion for everything about her.他对她的一切都感到仇恨和厌恶。➤revulsion towards/toward对⋯厌恶◆she seems to feel revulsion towards / toward her own children.她似乎对自己的孩子感到厌恶。phrases➤a feeling of revulsion, a sense of revulsion厌恶感revulsion/rɪˈvʌlʃn ||; rɪˈvʌlʃən/noun [u] a feeling of disgust (because sth is extremely unpleasant) 厌恶 ☞verb revolt 动词为revolt revulsionsee ⇨ horrible 5 re·vul·sion /rɪ`vʌlʃən; rɪˈvʌlʃən/n [u]the feeling you have when you are very shocked by something unpleasant 震惊; 厌恶，反感 |
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