/dɪsˈgʌst ||; dɪsˈgʌst/noun
[U]: disgust (at sth) a strong feeling of not liking or approving of sth/sb that you feel is unacceptable, or sth/sb that looks, smells, etc unpleasant 厌恶;憎恶:
The film was so bad that we walked out in disgust.那电影太差,我们十分反感,离场而去。Much to my disgust, I found a hair in my soup.我发现汤里有根头发,感到很恶心。
disgust²
/dɪsˈgʌst ||; dɪsˈgʌst/verb[T]
1 to cause a strong feeling of not liking or approving of sb/sth 使厌恶;使憎恶:
Cruelty towards animals absolutely disgusts me.虐待动物的行为使我很厌恶。
2 to make sb feel sick 使恶心;使作呕:
The way he eats with his mouth open completely disgusts me.他张大嘴巴吃东西的样子真令我感到恶心。
disgust1/dIsˋgʌst; dIsˈɡʌst/n [U] a strong feeling of dislike, annoyance, or disapproval 气愤﹐反感: with disgust Everybody looked at me with disgust. 每个人都反感地看着我。in disgust We left in disgust. 我们气愤地离开了。
disgust2v [T] to make someone feel very annoyed or upset about something that is not acceptable 使反感[厌恶﹐气愤]: Pornography shocks and disgusts decent people. 色情书刊使正派人感到震惊和厌恶。—disgusted adj : We felt disgusted by the way we’d been treated. 我们因为受到如此对待感到很气愤。
disgustdisgustdisgustsdisgusteddisgusting1noun (no plural)a strong feeling of not liking something: They left the restaurant in disgust because the food was so bad.disgustdisgustdisgustsdisgusteddisgusting2verb (disgusts, disgusting, disgusted)to make somebody have a strong feeling of not liking something: The violence in the film really disgusted me.