loath

美音：[loʊθ] 英音：[ləʊθ]

简单释义：

adj.不情愿；不乐意；勉强

网络勉强的；不情愿的；不愿意的

完整释义：

adj.

1.不愿意,实在不想
2.厌恶,讨厌,不愿

例句：

Policymakers, loath to preside over a Greek-style fiasco, have interpreted this thesis as a clarion call for fiscal tightening.
政策制定者们不愿意在任内看到希腊式的灾难，便将这一理论解释成了收紧财政政策的警界线。
When you see traits in others you loath , it is possible that you are seeing the part of youself that you detest.
当你看到在别人身上你很讨厌的缺点，你可能看到的是你对于你本身不满意的地方。
And central bankers are loath to seem to be responding to the latest ups and downs of financial markets.
与此同时，央行的行长们谁都也不愿意对最近金融市场的大幅波动负责任。
The military, therefore, would be loath to see U. S. support go but probably does not believe that the United States would cut aid.
因此，军方将不愿意失去美国的支持，但又似乎不相信美方会停止援助。
Many women are loath to see someone else's children drawing their husband's affection away from their own offspring.
很多中国女人则不愿意看到别人的孩子把丈夫的爱从自己的孩子身上移走。
The playboy wouldn't ever like to live with her, but he's nothing loath to take her out to the theatre or a restaurant.
那位花花公子从没想过要和她生活在一起，但他倒很乐意带她上剧院或下馆子。
Robert knew that he, Lester, could sue and tie things up, and also that he would be very loath to do so.
罗伯脱知道他——雷斯脱——故意要把事情逼紧起来，其实心里是不愿意的。
Some European states are preoccupied by dependence on Russian gas and are loath to preclude Iran as a alternative.
有些欧洲国家一直很在意自己对俄罗斯天然气资源的依赖，因此不愿将作为另一选择的伊朗排除出局。

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