abominate

美 [əˈbɑːmɪneɪt]英 [əˈbɒmɪneɪt]
  • vt.憎恶;厌恶;憎恨;极其讨厌

过去式: abominated 现在分词: abominating 过去分词: abominated 第三人称单数: abominates

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verb

VN憎恨;憎恶;厌恶;极其讨厌
to feel hatred or disgust for sth/sb

verb

1
find repugnant
I loathe that man
She abhors cats
Synonym: abhor loathe execrate

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  1. All the teachers abominate cheating in examinations .

    所有教师都憎恶考试作弊。

  2. He thought highly of human virtues , abominated all evils and immoral behaviors .

    他赞赏人性的美德,憎恶一切丑恶和不道德行为。

  3. For my part , I abominate all honorable respectable toils , trials , and tribulations of every kind whatsoever .

    拿我来说,一切尊贵的,叫人敬重的劳动、考验和折磨都使我乏味。

  4. It has been my tragedy that I abominate the English countryside .

    我不喜欢英格兰农村,这一直是我的不幸。

  5. He abominated the king and one day he a-bombed the king 's abode .

    吉姆憎恶国王并且有一天他用原子弹轰炸了国王的住所。

  6. Marx expresses his own philosophy by Prometheus ( Prometheus abominates all gods ) .

    马克思借普罗米修斯之口(普罗米修斯痛恨所有的神),表达了自己的哲学自白。

  7. Abhor : To regard with horror or loathing ; abominate .

    憎恶:厌恶恐惧或憎恨;痛恨她恐怖地惊叫一声。

  8. He had always abominated the foreign devils ' contraptions . Then he joined another friend and together they were taken in a small boat to Shanghai .

    老通宝向来仇恨小轮船这一类洋鬼子的东西!接着,他又伙同另一位朋友搭乘一艘小轮船前往上海。

  9. Professor Wang abominates falsehood .

    王教授非常憎恶虚伪。

  10. The more I pondered over this harpooneer , the more I abominated the thought of sleeping with him .

    我越想到这个标枪手,越厌恨要跟他一起睡的念头。

  11. As a son-in-law , I abominate you .

    作为一个女婿,我讨厌你。

  12. Second the paper discusses the superannuation fund venture capital , establishes the most superior model , through the decreasing absolute risk abominate , the paper obtains : more funds are invested into the risk property , along with the superannuation fund total quantity increase .

    其次讨论了养老基金的风险投资,建立了最优模型,利用递减的绝对风险厌恶,得出了随着养老基金总量的增加,更多的资金被投入到风险资产中的结论。

  13. in which supplication had been necessary to a woman whom he must abominate and despise , and where he was reduced to meet , frequently meet , reason with , persuade , and finally bribe , the man whom he always most wished to avoid , and whose very name it was punishment to him to pronounce .

    他不得不向一个他所深恶痛绝、极其鄙视的女人去求情。他不得不委曲求全,同一个他极力要加以回避、而且连名字也不愿意提起的人去见面,常常见面,跟他说理,规劝他,最后还不得不贿赂他。