averse from

常見例句

Even of late my people is risen up as an enemy: ye pull off the robe with the garment from them that pass by securely as men averse from war.
然而，近來我的民興起如仇敵，從那些安然經(jīng)過不願打仗之人身上剝?nèi)ネ庖隆?/li>
After the absence of state provision, most owners still prefer to gain the decision-making right of the commons while averse from the matching duty of providing.
政府退出供給之後，絕大多數(shù)業(yè)主的認(rèn)知狀態(tài)是：趨於支配共享資源決策權(quán)利、同時廻避與之對應(yīng)、對等的供給共享資源的責(zé)任，缺乏市場條件下自我治理的決策知識。
Man, Malthus wrote, and he must have meantwoman too, is “inert, sluggish, and averse from labour, unless compelled bynecessity.” But necessity, he added, gives hope
馬爾薩斯寫道，人（他一定也指女人）有“惰性、遲鈍，而且厭惡勞動，除非迫於需要。”

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