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单词 dislike
释义
dislike
verb[T]
uk
/dɪˈslaɪk/us
/dɪˈslaɪk/
B1
to not like someone or something:
不喜欢，讨厌
Why do you dislike her so much?你为什么这么不喜欢她？
[+ -ing verb]I dislikewalkingand Ihatecamping.我不喜欢走路，而且讨厌露营。
Opposite
like
More examples
  • I have always disliked thatfeelingoffullnessafter alargemeal.
  • She disliked thepresident, whom sheoncedescribedas an 'insufferablebore'.
  • Theproducerdisliked thescriptand said it must berewritten.
  • He dislikes anykindofphysicalcontact- he doesn'tevenlike toshakeyourhand.
  • I can'timaginewhy shebecameateacherbecause sheobviouslydislikeschildrenintensely!
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not liking
  • abhor
  • abide
  • abominate
  • anti-American
  • anti-British
  • cup
  • cut
  • deplore
  • despise
  • detest
  • disdain
  • disdainful
  • mind
  • not besomeone'scup of teaidiom
  • not go much onsomethingidiom
  • not have a civil word to say aboutsomeoneidiom
  • not know whatsomeonesees insomeone/somethingidiom
  • not take kindly tosomethingidiom
  • stand
  • thing
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dislike
noun
uk
/dɪˈslaɪk/us
/dɪˈslaɪk/
B2[SorU]
afeelingof notlikingsomething or someone:
不喜欢，厌恶
She has a dislike ofcoldweather.她不喜欢寒冷的天气。
Dadtookaninstantdisliketomy newboyfriend.爸爸立刻就不喜欢我的新男友。
B1[Cusually plural]
something that you do not like:
不喜欢的东西，讨厌的东西
Hismaindislikes aboutworkare thenoiseanddustin thefactory.他不喜欢工作的主要原因是工厂里噪声和粉尘太大。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Feelings of dislike and hatred
  • abhorrence
  • abomination
  • anathema
  • animosity
  • animus
  • disgust
  • distaste
  • distastefully
  • enmity
  • execrate
  • misandrist
  • misandry
  • misanthrope
  • misanthropy
  • misogynist
  • repulsion
  • sore point
  • technophobe
  • transmisogyny
  • vitriol
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(Definition ofdislikefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

dislike| American Dictionary

dislike
verb[T]
us
/dɪsˈlɑɪk/
to not like; tofindsomeone or somethingunpleasant,difficult, etc.:
I dislike theideaofleavinghimhomealoneallevening.

dislike

noun[C/U]us
/dɪsˈlɑɪk/
[C]a dislike offlying
(Definition ofdislikefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdislike

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He disliked teaching twice a week in the school because the children misbehaved.
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He especially dislikes the economists' commitment to efficiency.
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She dislikes clinical method because" years of clinical experience is not the same thing as empirical evidence".
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The children would be asked to choose someone they liked to talk about, and then someone they disliked.
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As with parental attendance at lessons, no one who receives help with practice dislikes it.
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Individuals are able to set goals according to their own likes and dislikes.
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No ruler, therefore, could force his more powerful subjects to accept innovations which they really disliked.
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More cognitively, do we not feel rapport when discovering that another person shares our likes and dislikes?
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Local authority contracts officers and purchasers, anxious not to (be seen to) waste money, therefore generally disliked such contracts.
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Much of his analysis then depends on how intensely and how widely it is thus disliked.
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If a person strongly disliked one party and strongly liked another, they would receive a high score on both preference measures.
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The president similarly values cabinet members from his coalition, and dislikes ministers from the premier's coalition.
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We cannot conclude that the identified group was disliked more than all other groups in the nation.
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While in principle hereditary monarchy may have been disliked, it rarely took centre-stage in the analysis.
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He especially disliked the fact that she went out after the curfew to carry out her activities and meet with other activists.
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