aversion

UK:  [ə'vɜː(r)ʃ(ə)n]

US:  [ə'vɜrʒ(ə)n]

复数：aversions  

n.

1.憎恶,厌恶,反感;遭到厌弃;痛恨,深恶痛绝

2.嫌恶,反感

3.讨厌的人[东西]

4.心里不是滋味

5.躲避

6.疏远性

7.移转

8.称位

9.否定

10.【生物学】排斥

1 . "The euro debt crisis and the global financial crisis have increased risk aversion among the investors, " he said.
“欧元债务危机和全球金融危机已经加大了投资者的风险厌恶情绪，”他说。

2 . The main reason for this reluctance to allow external financiers access seems to be control aversion (Cressy, 1995).
此不愿允许访问外部融资的主要原因似乎是控制厌恶（克雷西，1995年）。

3 . Her aversion to alcohol consumption caused her to shun all social gatherings where such beverages would be served.
对酒类消费的厌恶感使她避开所有可能卖酒的社交活动场所。

4 . But at least risk aversion will help the dollar avoid further falls, and delay the moment when it is replaced as a reserve currency.
但至少，避险行为将有助于美元避免进一步下跌，推迟美元储备货币地位被取代的时刻。

5 . He imbued Mrs. Dogood with that spirited aversion to tyranny that he would help to make part of the American character.
他塑造的Dogood夫人十分厌恶暴政，而这也是美国人中常见的品格。