abhorred

英 [əbˈhɔːd]

美 [əbˈhɔːrd]

v.  (尤指因道德原因而)憎恨，厌恶，憎恶
abhor的过去分词和过去式

过去式：abhorred　

柯林斯词典

• VERB （尤指出于道德原因）憎恨，憎恶
  If youabhorsomething, you hate it very much, especially for moral reasons.
  1. He was a man who abhorred violence and was deeply committed to reconciliation...
     他是一个憎恶采用暴力而坚决主张和解的人。
  2. If nature abhors a vacuum, journalists abhor a transition, when there is little news to cover.
     好比自然界拒绝真空一样，新闻工作者则厌恶没有多少新闻可供报道的过渡时期。

双语例句

• When I could get him to listen, I saw it pleased him that his sister had left her husband; whom he abhorred with an intensity which the mildness of his nature would scarcely seem to allow.
  当我好容易使他听我说话时，我看出他妹妹离开了她丈夫这回事使他很高兴；他对她丈夫憎恶到极点，其深度是他那柔和的天性几乎不能容许的。
• Undeterred, he set off from Bodrum, Turkey, in April this year, after writing on his online blog that he aimed to marry Miss Murray – despite admitting she 'abhorred' him.
  默里小姐避之不及的态度并没有吓到他，卡勒姆在自己的博客上写到自己决心要娶默里，并在今年四月从土耳其的博德鲁姆出发驶向英国。他拒绝接受默里其实很憎恶他的事实。
• She abhorred her baby so much that she abandoned her in the abbey.
  她憎恶她的婴儿，于是她将她遗弃在修道院。
• But the majority of the omissions and corrections were prompted by a careful taste, which abhorred everything redundant or slovenly.
  但是多数删减和校正都经作者仔细玩味而临时决定的，这一过程不可容忍任些微的累赘和草率。
• He was a man who abhorred violence and was deeply committed to reconciliation
  他是一个憎恶采用暴力而坚决主张和解的人。
• They also sincerely think that it is forbidden and abhorred by the Deity.
  他们也的确真诚地认为这是上帝所禁所恶的。
• Theodore Roosevelt understood the dimensions of the popular fear of "trusts", abhorred monopoly.
  西奥多·罗斯福了解公众多么害怕托拉斯，他憎恶垄断。
• The strength she abhorred attracted her.
  她所厌恶的旺盛的精力吸引了她。
• He starts with Adam Smith, who, he argues, believed in a state strong enough to regulate the market and would have abhorred the economic "shock therapies" of the 1980s and 1990s.
  阿瑞吉辩称，亚当斯密信仰的是一个市场监管能力足够强大的国家，并且肯定会憎恶上世纪80至90年代的那种“休克疗法”（shocktherapies）。
• He abhorred the thoughts of stripping me and making me miserable.
  他憎恶把我掠夺干净，使我受苦的那个念头。