aversions

英 [əˈvɜːʃ(ə)nz]

美 [əˈvɜrʒənz]

n.  厌恶; 憎恶
aversion的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 厌恶；讨厌；反感
  If you have anaversion tosomeone or something, you dislike them very much.
  1. Many people have a natural and emotional aversion to insects.
     很多人生来讨厌昆虫。

双语例句

• Does anybody here have any food aversions?
  在座有人患有食物厌恶吗？
• Growing research suggests that odd food yearnings and food aversions may protect the fetus.
  越来越多的研究表明对一些奇怪食物的偏好和厌恶可能是出于保护胎儿的缘故。
• The truth is that people who subordinate reason to their feelings of the moment are actually slaves of their desires and aversions.
  然而，那些将理性附属于一时的感觉的人实际上是欲望或嫌恶的奴隶。
• His influence over her had been so marked that she had caught his manner and habits, his speech and phrases, his likings and his aversions.
  他对她的影响是如此明显，以至于她都学会了他的神态、习惯、话语、词汇、爱好、憎恶。
• Appetites and aversions, moreover, are not simple qualities but composites.
  欲望和厌恶并非简单的特质，而是种合成物。
• Are children born with taste aversions, or do they learn them?
  儿童生下来就具有味觉的厌恶呢，还是他们学会了厌恶呢？
• Conquer your aversions and come closer to those who inspire rejection in you.
  战胜你的厌恶，去接近那些你内在里产生排斥的人们。
• In business you have to hide your aversions.
  做生意的时候你必须要隐藏你的厌恶。
• Sport is one of my pet aversions.
  体育是我特别厌恶的活动之一。
• What we call "good", says Hobbes, is always determined by the strength of our appetites and our aversions and these change remarkably from moment to moment, day to day.
  霍布斯说我们所谓的「善」，取决于我们喜恶的强度，而且时时刻在改变。