A WORD, A WORLD
repugnance
英 rɪ'pʌgnəns 美 rɪ'pʌɡnəns
释义
- n.
- 不一致
- n.
- 嫌恶, 反感
在例句中理解 3 句
If we gave the least expression to our natural repugnance for this meal, no sense of responsibility for our health could prompt him to press it on us a second time.
如果我们稍稍流露出一点对于这顿早餐的自然的厌恶表情,那么即便他有为我们的健康负责的责任感,也不会使他一再地勉强我们吞咽下去的。
The woman tried to fight down a feeling of repugnance to speak to her ex-husband.
那女人努力抑制反感来跟她前夫说话。
To die is only to be as we were born; yet no one feels any remorse, or regret, or repugnance, in contemplating this last idea.
死亡只是恢复诞生前的原状而已;在想到诞生前的情形时,我们都毫无悔恨、遗憾、或厌恶之感。