abhorrence

US:  [əbˈhɒrəns]

n.

1.〈正式〉厌恶;憎恨

1 . In private they were less tactful. Taft dismissed him as "a peace crank" ; Roosevelt viewed him with "contemptuous abhorrence" .
私下里，他们就不那么客气，塔夫不屑地称他为“和平怪人”；罗斯福视他为“狂妄自大的讨厌鬼”。

2 . It has given me such an abhorrence of annuities, that I am sure I would not pin myself down to the payment of one for all the world .
我对养老金产生如此深的厌恶感，我可以确定我不会把罪归于他给我的报酬。

3 . Smartly tailored uniforms, an abhorrence of cultural difference, and a desire for racial purity are all of a piece with fascist mysticism.
量身定做的制服，深恶痛绝的文化差异，对种族纯洁性的渴望，都和法西斯神秘主义紧密相连。

4 . The president seems sincere in his abhorrence of corruption, but unwilling to take on vested interests threatened by the anti-graft drive.
总统似乎确实憎恶贪污腐败，但是他也不愿反贪行动威胁到既得利益。

5 . horror; disrelish; aversion; dislike; distaste; abhorrence; abomination; detestation; execration; loathing; odium.
憎恨；可憎的事物；厌恶；憎恶；厌恶；可憎的事物；厌恶。