loathed

英 [ləʊðd]

美 [loʊðd]

v.  极不喜欢; 厌恶
loathe的过去分词和过去式

过去式：loathed　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 厌恶；讨厌；憎恨
  If youloathesomething or someone, you dislike them very much.
  1. The two men loathe each other...
     两个男人互相看不顺眼。
  2. She loathed being the child of impoverished labourers.
     她憎恨自己是贫困工人的孩子。

双语例句

• You loathed the place. You wanted to smash in the faces of your teachers with a shovel.
  你厌恶那个地方，你曾想用铁锹把老师们的脸拍碎。
• They loathed all food and drew near the gates of death.
  他们心里厌恶各样的食物，就临近死门。
• He loathed it as the burial-place of the individual man.
  那是个埋葬人的个性的墓场，他憎恨它。
• US military power is loathed; its culture, vibrancy and openness admired.
  美国的军事力量虽令人憎恶，但美国的文化、活力和开放性则令人称赞。
• Eg. I thought everyone knewby nowthat I loathed my husband.
  我想如今每个人都知道我厌恶我的丈夫。
• The most loathed lines were in supermarkets, followed by the Post Office and airport check-in and security.
  英国人最讨厌排队的地方是超市，其次是邮局和在机场办理登机手续及安检。
• From an early age the brothers have loathed each other.
  从很小的时候起这兄弟俩就相互厌恶对方。
• I was living lyrics from a country tune& music I loathed. Only a surging Kansas City Royals team buoyed my spirits.
  我正经历着某首乡村歌曲中描绘的情节，我讨厌这种音乐，只有刚出道不久的堪萨斯皇家棒球队能鼓舞我的精神。
• My aunt was always reluctant to wait in line, and she more loathed the people who try to squeeze in front.
  姨妈从不愿意排队等候，而对那些一心想加塞的人，她更是讨厌。
• When the Australian Michelle Garnaut first set foot in Hong Kong in 1984 she loathed the city.
  当澳洲人米歇尔加诺特（MichelleGarnaut）于1984年第一次踏足香港时，异常反感这座城市。