英语词汇“disgust”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

单词	disgust
例句	disgustdisgust /dɪsˈgʌst/ verb 1 to make someone feel sick to his or her stomach► disgust to make someone feel a little bit sick because something is very bad or unpleasant: The idea of eating raw fish disgusts me. She was disgusted by the feel of his cold damp hand on her shoulder. ► revolt to make someone feel very sick. You use revolt especially about bad tastes and smells: He was revolted by the smell of garbage in the kitchen. ► nauseate to make someone feel as though he or she might vomit: The thought of food nauseated Eddie. 2 to make someone feel shocked► disgust to make someone feel upset and offended because something is very bad or unpleasant: Many parents were disgusted by the amount of violence in a movie for teenagers. ► revolt to make someone feel shocked and offended because something is so bad or unpleasant: The nation was revolted by the pictures from the war zone. ► repel if someone or something repels you, you are upset or offended by it and want to stay away from it: His attitudes toward women repel me. ► appall to make someone feel very shocked and upset: I was appalled by the terrible conditions of the bathrooms at the school. ► sicken to make someone feel very shocked and upset. Use sicken especially about things that are very unpleasant and offensive: We were sickened by more newspaper reports of child abuse. ➔ see shock2GRAMMAR CHECK: disgustAll these verbs are often used in the passive.
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