abhorrence

英 [əbˈhɒrəns]

美 [əbˈhɔːrəns]

n.  (尤指因道德原因的)憎恨，厌恶，憎恶

复数：abhorrences　

BNC.32781 / COCA.29710

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指因道德原因的）憎恨，厌恶，憎恶
  a feeling of strong hatred, especially for moral reasons

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 憎恨；憎恶
  Some-one'sabhorrenceof something is their strong hatred of it.
  1. They are anxious to show their abhorrence of racism.
     他们急切地想要表明自己对种族主义的憎恨。

英英释义

noun

• hate coupled with disgust
  Synonym:abominationdetestationexecrationloathingodium

双语例句

• He has an aBhorrence of monkeys.
  他非常厌恶猴子。
• Winsett himself had a savage abhorrence of social observances.
  温塞特自己对社会上的清规戒律深恶痛绝。
• Julia and her friends had a fascinated abhorrence of what they called 'Pont Street'.
  朱莉娅和她的朋友们非常憎恨所谓的庞特街。
• Although our motherland troubled, but no one abhorrence own mother?
  虽然我们的祖国多灾多难，但是谁又厌弃自己的母亲？
• They are anxious to show their abhorrence of racism.
  他们急切地想要表明自己对种族主义的憎恨。
• He has an abhorrence of sin [ evil].
  他嫉恶如仇。
• It is an abhorrence to his feeling.
  这是他深恶痛绝的事。
• Satan had hoped that God's abhorrence of evil would bring an eternal separation between heaven and earth.
  撒但本来希望∶由于上帝对罪恶的憎恶，天与地将永远分离。
• Most people have an abhorrence of snake.
  大部分人都厌恶蛇。
• These new measures are regarded with suspicion and abhorrence by the majority of teachers.
  对这些新措施，大部分教师都感到怀疑和厌恶。