英 [dɪˈtest] 美 [dɪˈtest]
v. 憎恨，厌恶
第三人称单数detests
现在分词detesting
过去式detested
过去分词detested
detest /dɪˈtɛst/ TEM8 [ detesting detested detests ]
及物动词 If you detest someone or something, you dislike them very much. 憎恶
My mother detested him.
我母亲憎恶他。
... deterrent n. 威慑物,制止物 detest v. 憎恶 detract v. 降低(损失),减少,去掉 ...
... depart 离开(弟弟怕他,所以离开) detest 厌恶(弟弟厌恶考试) delight 高兴(弟弟见光很高兴) ...
... Immense巨大的 Detest厌恶;讨厌 De(弟弟)test(考试)——弟弟厌恶考试 ...
... delighted 欣喜的；高兴的 detest 憎恨；仇恨；嫌恶 disgust 作呕；讨厌；恶感致使恶感 ...
detestable 可憎的，可恶的；嫌恶的
detestably 可恶地；可憎地；令人作呕地
detestation 嫌恶，痛恨，憎恶；令人厌恶的人
厌恶；憎恨
I detest those who deceive me.
我厌恶那些欺骗我的人。
They cordially detest each other.
他们对对方都深恶痛绝。
They absolutely detest each other.
他们完全是相互憎恨。
Overbooked planes were also cited in consumer complaints--who doesn't detest getting bumped from an oversold flight?
And both claim to detest the bloated cronyism that has flourished since the transition to capitalism.
Incumbent telecoms firms, not surprisingly, detest it, and stubbornly refuse to co-operate with rivals.