disgust

美音：[dɪs'ɡʌst] 英音：[dɪs'ɡʌst]

简单释义：

n.厌恶；反感；憎恶

v.使作呕；使厌恶；使反感

网络恶心；嫌恶；讨厌

变形：

第三人称单数：disgusts 现在分词：disgusting 过去式：disgusted

完整释义：

1.厌恶,憎恶,反感
2.厌恶;恨;憎恶之情
3.作呕
4.懊恼;气愤
5.恶心
6.不屑;轻蔑
7.很不满的眼光

1.讨厌;引起厌恶;憎恶
2.令人嫌恶,招人唾弃[反感]
3.使作呕
4.嗤之以鼻
5.厌倦

例句：

Looking at several persons by each other just for a smile , No one is embarrassed and disgust to leave the line of the sight .
与几个人目光对接，也只是相视一笑，没人尴尬或是嫌恶地躲开视线。
The boy laboriously printed his name on each book card and then handed them to her with a look of utter disgust.
男孩费劲地用印刷体把名字写在每一张借书卡上，然后一脸厌恶地把书递给她。
Now he sat down and looked at the grapes in disgust.
现在，他坐下来，厌恶地看着葡萄。
Sometimes he turns the notebook around and he, you know, throws it away with disgust.
有时他把笔记本和他周围的东西，你知道，因为厌恶扔在一旁。
Similarly, disgust is going to stop you biting into a mouldering pile of rotten food.
类似地，厌恶会阻止你撕咬腐烂的食物。
' In a way it's exactly the same kind of alerting signal as fear or disgust but it's probably a quieter sort of signal.
从某种意义上说，这是与害怕或厌恶完全相同的警示信号，但可能是更安静一些。
After a month of burying the statue all over her lawn, she had no nibbles and in disgust put the statue out in her trash.
她把雕像埋进了她的草坪，一月之后，她未得到任何购买信息，于是便将雕像仍进了垃圾堆。
The edible on the table is all similar each time she likes, white fu ling sees in the eye, disgust just a little dissipation some.
桌上的食物每一样都是她喜欢的，白茯苓看在眼里，怨气稍稍消散了些。

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