detested

英 [dɪˈtestɪd]

美 [dɪˈtestɪd]

v.  厌恶; 憎恨; 讨厌
detest的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：detested　过去式：detested　

BNC.35946 / COCA.33703

柯林斯词典

• VERB 厌恶;憎恶
  If youdetestsomeone or something, you dislike them very much.
  1. My mother detested him...
     我母亲对他很是厌恶。
  2. Jean detested being photographed.
     琼非常讨厌拍照。

英英释义

adj

• treated with contempt
  Synonym:despisedhatedscorned

双语例句

• Back then Franklin Roosevelt's wife Eleanor was a beloved ( and detested) figure in his administration: opinionated, energetic and always on the go, clearly with her husband's blessing.
  想当年，在富兰克林-罗斯福当政期间，他的夫人埃莉诺是个深受爱戴（但也遭人厌恶）的人物：她固执己见，精力充沛，从不停歇&显然，这也是她丈夫的意愿。
• All in the name of what I detested most: love!
  一切都是以我最憎恨的名义：爱情。
• He detested air travel.
  他厌恶乘飞机旅行。
• The days of national disunity and chaos which the people detested are gone, never to return.
  人民所厌恶的国家分裂和混乱的局面，已经一去不复返了。
• It was no secret that the two detested each other. His behavior disgusted everybody.
  这两个人互相嫌恶，是人所共知的。他的行为使每个人都嫌恶。
• Like many great personalities, he had countless admirers who detested each other-and he let them do so.
  和许多伟人一样，他有无数的崇拜者，但这些崇拜者却互相敌视彼此，而他放任他们这么做。
• He reserved his most laceratingcriticism for the english, whom he detested.
  他把最严厉的批评用来抨击他所憎恶的英国人。
• The country had just expulsed the detested invaders.
  该国刚刚逐出可恨的侵略者。
• George was a man who detested all journalists.
  乔治厌恶所有的新闻记者。
• He detested people spitting on sidewalks.
  他最讨厌人们在人行道上吐痰了。