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abhor
vt.憎恶(detest, despise, loathe)
People from all the world abhor terrorism.
全世界的人都憎恶恐怖主义。
abhorrent
adj.可恶的，可恨的(detestable)
aversion
n.厌恶(dislike, distaste)
Her aversion to buses makes it necessary for her to own a car.
她对公共汽车的厌恶让她有必要拥有一辆汽车。
detest
vt.憎恶(abhor, hate, loathe)
My children detest onions.
我的孩子讨厌洋葱。
disgust
vt.厌恶
The raw fish disgusted me, so I left the table.
生鱼片让我恶心，所以我离开了桌子。
grudge
vt.怨恨；妒忌；勉强给予
He grudges her earning more than he does.
他嫉妒她比他挣得多。
hatred
n.憎恶，憎恨(abomination)
hideous
adj.骇人听闻的；丑恶的(ugly, ill-looking)
Despite its low price, no one would buy the hideous tie.
尽管价格低廉，但没有人会买那条难看的领带。
loathe
v.厌恶
I loathe washing dishes.
我讨厌洗盘子。
resent
vt.憎恨(loathe, hate, detest)
I bitterly resent your critism.
我非常讨厌你的批评。
abomination
n.憎恨，厌恶；可憎的事物
enmity
n.敌意，仇恨(hostility, antagonism, animosity)
The wartime enmity of the two nations subsided into mutual distrust when peace finally came.
当和平终于来临的时候，这两个国家战时的敌意消退为互不信任。
abominate
vt.憎恶，厌恶，痛恨
People abominate corruption.
人们痛恨腐败。
