in disgust

基本解釋

She eventually quit in disgust, pulled her own child from the school, and moved to a different one 45 minutes away.
她最終在厭惡中辭職，把自己的孩子帶走，搬到45分鐘車(chē)程的另一所學(xué)校。
If that fails, he gives up in disgust and reads a newspaper instead.
如果還是打不開(kāi)，用戶(hù)就會(huì)一臉厭惡地走開(kāi)，轉(zhuǎn)而去讀報(bào)紙了。
Next to her, a much skinnier man curled his lip in disgust.
在她的旁邊，一個(gè)瘦得多的男士厭惡地撇著嘴。

"The Sharpeville and Langa massacres were a tipping point in that they served to trigger off deep revulsion and disgust, both locally and internationally, against the apartheid government."
But it's interesting to me that there are many people who, when they open the Bible for the first time, they close it in shock and disgust.
我發(fā)現(xiàn)一個(gè)有趣的現(xiàn)象,許多人第一次打開(kāi)圣經(jīng)時(shí)，馬上就合起書(shū)來(lái)，覺(jué)得震驚和厭惡。
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He was invited to Washington to advise on the poverty program, but left in disgust.
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Lots of savers and professional investors quit in disgust, taking big losses as US inflation receded.
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