displeasure
displeasure 英 [dɪsˈpleʒə(r)] 美 [dɪsˈplɛʒɚ]
n. 不愉快；不满意；悲伤
名词复数:displeasures
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- n. 不愉快；不满意；悲伤
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1. His words implied displeasure.
他的话暗示出他很不高兴。
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2. A friend of mine who taught in China spoke with displeasure about her experience, her mail being opened and People magazines confiscated.
一个朋友在中国教书，她告诉我她不愉快的经历——她的邮件被人私自拆开并且《人物》杂志被没收了。
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3. Host family members, please realize that we Chinese are a little more reserved at times than some of your other friends, so be sure not to mistake this for displeasure on our part.
各位接待家庭的成员，请你们了解到，与你们的其它朋友相比，我们中国人有时候是稍微拘谨了一点，所以务请不要误解为是我们不高兴。
- displeasure (n.) early 15c., from Old French desplaisir, infinitive used as a noun (see displease). Earlier in same sense was displesaunce (late 14c.).
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