vt.憎恨，憎恶，厌恶，极其讨厌

原形：abominate第三人称单数：abominates过去式：abominated过去分词：abominated现在分词：abominating

1. To regard with horror or loathing; abominate.
憎恶，厌恶恐惧或憎恨；痛恨。
2. All the teachers abominate cheating in examinations.
所有教师都憎恶考试作弊。
3. Much as I abominate writing, I would not give up Mr.
我平常虽然最讨厌写信，可是我无论如何也不愿和柯林斯断绝书信往来。
4. It has been my tragedy that I abominate the English countryside.
我不喜欢英格兰农村，这一直是我的不幸。
5. I abominate fascism.
我憎恨法西斯主义。
He abominates the selfishness of modern society.
他痛恨现代社会的自私自利。
She abominated the idea of eating meat, as it went against her beliefs.
她对吃肉的想法感到深恶痛绝，因为这违背了她的信仰。
The dictator was abominated by the people he once ruled over.
独裁者被他曾经统治的人民所憎恶。
He could not abide the sight of spiders; he truly abominated them.
他无法忍受看到蜘蛛，他真的非常讨厌它们。
The citizens abominated the corrupt practices that had become prevalent in local government.
市民们对地方政府中普遍存在的腐败行为深恶痛绝。
She abominated the injustice in the world and dedicated her life to fighting it.
她对世上的不公正现象深恶痛绝，并将自己的一生致力于与之斗争。
The smell of rotten eggs abominated everyone in the room.
腐烂鸡蛋的气味让房间里的每个人都感到厌恶。
He abominated lying and believed honesty was the foundation of all relationships.
他痛恨说谎，认为诚实是所有关系的基础。
The thought of betraying a friend is something she utterly abominates.
她绝对不能容忍背叛朋友的想法。
The tyrant's actions were so abominable that even his closest allies began to distance themselves from him.
暴君的行为如此可恶，以至于连他最亲密的盟友也开始与他保持距离。