loathed

英 [ləʊðd]

美 [loʊðd]

v.  极不喜欢; 厌恶
loathe的过去分词和过去式

过去式：loathed　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 厌恶；讨厌；憎恨
  If youloathesomething or someone, you dislike them very much.
  1. The two men loathe each other...
     两个男人互相看不顺眼。
  2. She loathed being the child of impoverished labourers.
     她憎恨自己是贫困工人的孩子。

双语例句

• From an early age the brothers have loathed each other.
  从很小的时候起这兄弟俩就相互厌恶对方。
• She loathed all the insincerity and evasions of her fellow politicians.
  她憎恶与她一起工作的政客们对人们的一切虚伪和遁词。
• Pope had an exact knowledge of all that he himself loved or hated, loathed or wanted.
  蒲伯对他自已热爱或憎恨，嫌恶或需要的一切都有准确的理解。
• Like all rickshaw pullers, Xiangzi loathed bicycles.
  祥子，和别的车夫一样，最讨厌自行车。
• The little girl loathed to leave her mother for studying abroad.
  那小女孩不喜欢离开母亲到国外去念书。
• You'd know that he loathed anti-Semites, had no time for nationalists, and detested the herd mentality.
  就会知道他非常憎恶反犹太分子的主张，他从不理会国家主义者，也讨厌靠边站的集体心理。
• Festival traffic jams are particularly loathed by citizens, with some blaming the surge of private car ownership and the inefficiency of the public transportation system.
  节日交通堵塞特别使市民特别厌恶，一些人指责私家车数量的激增和效率低下的公共交通系统。
• Three days ago, I loathed you.
  三天前，我讨厌你。
• ` Damn! 'is an expletive. Dog it all! Something that is cursed or loathed.
  ‘该死！’是咒骂语。
• When the Australian Michelle Garnaut first set foot in Hong Kong in 1984 she loathed the city.
  当澳洲人米歇尔加诺特（MichelleGarnaut）于1984年第一次踏足香港时，异常反感这座城市。