disgusted

美音：[dɪs'ɡʌstəd] 英音：[dɪs'ɡʌstɪd]

简单释义：

adj.厌恶的；憎恶的；反感的

v.“disgust”的过去分词和过去式

网络恶心；厌烦的；感到恶心的

完整释义：

adj.

1.心烦意乱

例句：

Be disgusted with now's self, so untruthfulness, so fragile , always have thinking of the impulsion crying , absurd impairment of the heart.
嫌弃现在的自我，所以不真实，如此脆弱，总是在哭冲动，荒谬的心脏损害的想法。
He likes people on their own. The more people bow and scrape in front of him, the more disgusted he is getting.
他喜欢有个性的人，别人越是对他点头哈腰，他就越反感。
It must have helped, too, that ordinary Palestinians have become increasingly disgusted by the conflict between the two political groups.
另外，巴勒斯坦民众对于两方的政治斗争越来越反感，这也有希望促使协定签署。
Your TA glances over at you, with your beer in hand, and then glances away quickly as if disgusted.
助教手里端着啤酒，眼睛撇了一眼你，然后目光很快又离开了，好像很讨厌的样子。
Otherwise, this act will inevitably be counter, at least ideologically disgusted and dissatisfied.
否则，这个行为必然受到反击，至少是思想上的厌恶和不满。
The commercial probably won't win the company new fans, but even those disgusted by the spot probably won't suddenly boycott Nike products.
商业可能不会赢得公司的新球迷，但即使是那些被当场可能不会突然抵制耐克产品的反感。
Frequently he seems to set himself on stage, theatrically acting out imagined dialogue he has with Miro and with his disgusted family.
他经常设想自己在舞台上，夸张地演出他与米洛和厌恶的家人想象中的对话。
If I smile at a girl from the city, their look back tells me that they feel disgusted.
在这儿，我要是冲城里的姑娘笑笑，她们决不会给我好脸色。

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