abhorrence
abhorrence 英 [əbˈhɒrəns] 美 [əbˈhɔrəns]
n. 痛恨，厌恶
名词复数:abhorrences
- Abhorrence is a feeling of hate and disgust. If you have an abhorrence of violence, you probably won't want to watch "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre."
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- n. 痛恨，厌恶
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1. Despite its abhorrence of his comments, the festival courts the spotlight as much as any celebrity.
尽管痛恨他的言语，电影节的组织者还是尽可能向更多的名人献殷勤。
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2. They are driven by an idiosyncratic abhorrence of the market economy and its political corollary: representative government, freedom of thought, speech, and the press.
他们受一种对于市场经济及其政治附属物（代议政府、思想、言论和出版的自由）的厌恶的驱使。
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3. But despite his abhorrence for the Wall and the totalitarian system it symbolized, Reagan was even more mindful of the consequences of military confrontation with the Soviets.
尽管里根厌恶柏林墙及其象征的极权主义体制，但他更介意的是与苏联之间的军事对抗所带来的后果。
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