dislike
verb
noun
dɪsˈlaɪk
verb
1
to
think
someone
or
something
is
unpleasant
and
not
like
them
不喜欢，讨厌;
Why
do
you
dislike
her
so
much?
你为什么那么讨厌她？
dislike
doing
sth
I
dislike
being
the
centre
of
attention.
我不喜欢成为注意的焦点。
dɪsˈlaɪk
noun
2
a
feeling
of
not
liking
someone
or
something
不喜欢，讨厌;
C,U
[+
of
]
She
shared
her
mother’s
dislike
of
housework.
她和她妈妈一样不爱做家务。
[+
for
]
Truman
had
a
strong
dislike
for
communism.
杜鲁门极为厌恶共产主义。
intense/acute/violent
etc
dislike
(very
strong
dislike)
极为反感
His
colleagues
regarded
him
with
intense
dislike.
他的同事们特别讨厌他。
They
took
an
instant
dislike
to
each
other
(=they
disliked
each
other
immediately)
.
他俩立刻就互相讨厌对方了。
3
dislikes
the
things
that
you
do
not
like
不喜欢的东西
plural 复数
A
good
hotel
manager
should
know
his
regular
guests’
likes
and
dislikes
.
称职的酒店经理应该知道老主顾的好恶。