词条„distaste“在英语 » 中文中的译文

distaste [ˌdısˈteıst] 名词

distaste

(for) 厌恶 yànwù

distaste

讨厌 tǎoyàn

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

This period influenced the artist's distaste for politics and his fascination with the wilderness.

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The term is also applied to one who has a strong distaste for wine, though able to take a small quantity.

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They became fast friends, drawn to each other by their mutual distaste for their strict school.

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In the second type, the male employees have a distaste for working with women employees.

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I'd rather have my new distaste than the old distasteful taste.

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He and his followers were viewed with distaste by all other vampires.

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The experience gave the director a distaste for the studio system, and he would not work for a major studio again for several years.

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Some critics, however, have also expressed distaste for the thin and recessed sound of the instruments, mainly the piano.

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The heads were eventually replaced with new ones, which generated even more distaste, as many deemed the new heads even less attractive.

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Her complete distaste of waitressing aided in her artistic career.

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