abhor的音标是[ə"bɔː(r)],基本翻译是“憎恶;厌恶;讨厌”,速记技巧是:ab(全部)+ hor(厌恶)→非常厌恶。
“abhor”这个词的词源可以追溯到拉丁语“abhorreō”,意为“厌恶,憎恶”。它的词形变化主要包括加-ed(如abhorred)、加-ness(如abhorrence)以及在词尾加-ingly(如abhorrently)。
相关单词:
“hatred” - 与“abhor”有着相似的含义,表示强烈的憎恶或仇恨。
“repulse” - 意为拒绝或挫败,与“abhor”在某种程度上有相似的情感色彩。
“abominate” - 意为厌恶或讨厌,与“abhor”有着相似的含义和情感色彩。
“revulsion” - 意为强烈的反感或厌恶,与“abhor”有着相似的情感内涵。
“scorn” - 意为轻蔑或鄙视,与“abhor”在某种程度上有相似的情感色彩,但更强调贬低和轻蔑的意味。
“detestation” - 表示强烈的厌恶或反感,与“abhor”有着相似的含义。
“abjectness” - 表示卑劣、可恶的性质或状态,与“abhor”的“厌恶、憎恶”含义相近。
“repugnance” - 表示强烈的抵触或不愿意,与“abhor”有着相似的情感内涵,但更强调主观的感受。
“reviling” - 表示贬低、辱骂的行为,与“abhor”没有直接关联,但在某些语境下可以表达类似的情感。
以上单词都与“abhor”有着某种程度的关联,并且描述了不同程度的厌恶和憎恶的情感。
abhor 的常用短语:
1. abhor the thought of
2. abhor violence
3. abhor crime
4. abhor injustice
5. abhor corruption
6. abhor lies
7. abhor discrimination
例句:
1. I abhor the thought of hurting others.
2. He abhors violence in any form.
3. The fact that innocent people were killed in the riots abhors us all.
4. I abhor injustice and always try to stand up against it.
5. Corruption is something that I abhor.
6. I abhor lies because they undermine trust and credibility.
7. I abhor discrimination against anyone because it is unfair and unjust.
英文小作文:
Abhorrence of Injustice
In this world, there are many injustices that we see and experience every day. Whether it is someone being treated unfairly, someone else being denied their rights, or a situation where someone is being wrongly accused, we all have a sense of abhorrence when we see such things happen. We feel that these things are wrong, and that they should not be tolerated.
However, it is not just about reacting to these situations with anger and frustration. It is also about taking action and standing up for what we believe in. We must not allow ourselves to become desensitized to these injustices, but rather, we must use our voices and our actions to speak out against them and to fight for a more fair and just world.
Only when we stand up and speak out against injustice can we hope to create a world where everyone is treated with respect and dignity, regardless of their background or circumstances. Above all else, we must remember that each of us has the power to make a difference, and that our voices and actions can make a real difference in the world.