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小词详解 | loathe
loathe 英 [ləʊð] 美 [loʊð]
The numbers will have doubtless gratified the limelight-loathing Mr Ortega, who is said in private to chide others to admire his company, not himself.
据说,不喜欢被关注的奥尔特加曾在私下不无责备地敦促他人去赞赏他的公司而不是他本人。毫无疑问,如今公司取得的数字定会令他感到欣慰。
——《经济学人》To welcome spring, students wrote about what they love and loathe about the season.
为了迎接春天,学生们写下了他们对这个季节的热爱和厌恶。
——《纽约时报》
[动词] 对……感到十分强烈的厌恶或憎恶
爱因斯坦极不喜欢在学校死记硬背的学习。
Einstein loathed rote learning in school.士兵们从战场归来,分散到全国各地的大小城镇。他们中的许多人回来时对战争都深恶痛绝。
The soldiers came home from the war. They dispersed across the country, in big towns and small. Many of them returned with a deep loathing of war.
She loathed that sort of person, the fallen women off the accommodation walk beside the Dodder that went with the soldiers and coarse men, with no respect for a girl's honour, degrading the sex and being taken up to the police station.
她讨厌那种在多德尔河畔的客栈附近跟大兵以及粗俗的男人鬼混的浪荡女人。她们毫不爱惜少女的贞操,丢尽女人的脸,给抓到警察局去。
abhor: regard with disgust and hatred detest: dislike intensely abominate: detest; loathe