revulsion

英 [rɪˈvʌlʃn]

美 [rɪˈvʌlʃn]

n.  嫌恶; 恶心; 惊恐

复数：revulsions　

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牛津词典

noun

• 嫌恶；恶心；惊恐
  a strong feeling of disgust or horror
  1. She felt a deep sense of revulsion at the violence.
     她对这一暴行深恶痛绝。
  2. I started to feel a revulsion against their decadent lifestyle.
     我对他们那腐朽的生活方式开始感到厌恶。
  3. Most people viewed the bombings with revulsion .
     大多数人对爆炸事件表现出惊恐不安。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 深恶痛绝;强烈反对;嫌恶
  Someone'srevulsionat something is the strong feeling of disgust or disapproval they have towards it.
  1. ...their revulsion at the act of desecration...
     他们对亵渎神灵的行为的憎恶
  2. His voice was filled with horror and revulsion.
     他的声音里充满了恐惧和反感。

英英释义

noun

• intense aversion
  Synonym:repugnancerepulsionhorror

双语例句

• She started back in revulsion and terror.
  她猛地往后一缩，感到又厌恶又恐怖。
• My immediate reaction was one of revulsion.
  我的直接反应是厌恶。
• It is our natural revulsion to writing and thinking that is anti-humanistic, hostile, and harmful.
  这种我们写作上和思考上天然的反对立场，是反人类的、敌视的，而且是有害的。
• Far from revulsion, it seems that many Americans sympathise with them.
  许多美国人对他们持同情态度，而不是厌恶态度。
• It might cause her to start back in revulsion and terror.
  这可能使她又憎又怕蓦地跳回去。
• As economic pain grows, voters are increasingly choosing political parties out of a sense of anger and revulsion, not inspiration.
  随着经济的不断恶化，选民日益出于愤怒和反感情绪（而非鼓舞）挑选政党。
• Strike with disgust or revulsion.
  使用厌恶打击或者影响。
• I fought the revulsion inside me, and forced myself to look again.
  我抑住了内心的强烈反感，强迫自己再看了一次。
• He had a revulsion against his uncle, brother of his mother.
  他对于他的舅父，他母亲的哥哥，颇有反感。
• He was glaring down at me again, his black eyes full of revulsion.
  他再次用仇视的眼神瞪着我。他的黑眼睛里充满了极度的厌恶。