abhorred

v.

憎恶( abhor的过去式和过去分词 )；（厌恶地）回避；拒绝；淘汰

1. They abhor all forms of racial discrimination.
   他们憎恶任何形式的种族歧视。
2. Most people abhor cruelyt to children.
   大部分人憎恶虐待儿童。
3. I abhor every commonplace phrase by which wit is intended.
   我厌恶所有那些力图表现智慧的陈腐不堪的俗话。
4. I will put my dwelling place among you, and I will not abhor you.
   我要在你们中间立我的帐幕，我的心也不厌恶你们。
5. Most people abhor cruelty to children.
   大多数人痛恨虐待儿童。
6. Spitting in the street is a practice that I abhor.
   我痛恨随地吐痰这种习惯。

Fiction - Abhorred
Innocents abhorred
Founding fathers abhorred taxes and debt
At the Roots of Methodism: Wesley abhorred 'curse' of war
Slavery `Abhorred,' Gilmore Says; Words Anger Confederate Defenders; Event Upsets Rights Groups
"The Abhorred Name of Turk": Muslims and the Politics of Identity in Seventeenth-Century English Broadside Ballads
Inscribing the abhorred space: the significance of class in critics' representations of heavy metal music and its fans
Alonzo Weston: Dr. King's birthday marked by news of violence he abhorred
The rhetoric of conflicting metaphors : a fountain desired in the Song of Songs but abhorred in Leviticus
Ballplayers and Bonesetters: One Hundred Ancient Aztec and Maya Jobs You Might Have Adored or Abhorred