反感用英语怎么说？

反感

• [fǎn gǎn]
  be disgusted with，be averse to，dislike，take unkindly to，antipathy

例句

• Violence in movies is often nauseating. 电影里的暴力行为常常使人反感。
• It’s sickening to see such cruelty. 看到这种残忍的行为真叫人反感。
• The idea of accepting a bribe is repugnant to me. 我一想到受贿这种事就非常反感。
• His behaviour was repellent. 他的行为令人反感。
• His whole nature revolted against deceit. 他生来就对欺骗行为反感。
• The violence in the movie revolted me. 电影里的暴力行为使我反感。
• His voice and manner prejudice his audience against him. 他的声音和举止都使听众反感。
• She felt an intense loathing for her boss. 她对老板极为反感。
• invidious comparisons 招人反感的比较
• I deeply resent the insinuation that I’m only interested in the money. 我对他人旁敲侧击地说我只对金钱感兴趣十分反感。

反义词

• 好感，

英汉词典释义

• [fǎn gǎn]
  be disgusted with; be averse to; dislike; take unkindly to
  have a strong aversion to such people; feel a repugnance to such people
  对这种人极其反感
  feel antipathy against sb.; feel repulsion for sb.; take a dislike to sb.
  对某人抱有反感
  I'm disgusted with what she said.
  我对她的话很反感。

汉语词典释义

• 词语 反感
  拼音 fǎn gǎn
  解释 ①(名)反对或不满的情绪.引起~.(作宾语)②(形)不满.对这种人~.(作谓语)偏正式:反(感.〈外〉日语.
  构成 偏正式：反（感
  例句 〈外〉日语。
  释义

  （名）反对或不满的情绪。引起～。（作宾语）

  （形）不满。对这种人～。（作谓语）