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决策、建议和义务 - 喜爱与蔑视

在这里,您将学习一些与喜爱和蔑视相关的英语单词,例如“偏袒”、“厌恶女性”和“热衷”。

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inclined
inclined
[形容词]

having a tendency to do something

倾向于, 有...倾向的

倾向于, 有...倾向的

Ex: He's not inclined to take risks and prefers a steady job with a reliable income. 

他不倾向于冒险,更喜欢有可靠收入的稳定工作。

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keen
keen
[形容词]

having a strong enthusiasm, desire, or excitement for something or someone

热衷的, 热情的

热衷的, 热情的

Ex: They were keen to explore the newly discovered hiking trail, excited by the adventure ahead. 
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to lean towards

to favor something, especially an opinion

倾向于, 偏好

倾向于, 偏好

Ex: The company's focus leans towards sustainable practices and environmentally friendly products. 

该公司的焦点倾向于可持续实践和环保产品。

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to like
to like
[动词]

to feel that someone or something is good, enjoyable, or interesting

喜欢, 欣赏

喜欢, 欣赏

Ex: What kind of music do you like? 
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like
like
[名词]

a set of things one enjoys or has a tendency for

喜好,  倾向

喜好, 倾向

Ex: The survey asked participants to list their likes and dislikes. 
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to love
to love
[动词]

to like something or enjoy doing it a lot

爱, 喜欢

爱, 喜欢

Ex: She loves the sound of the ocean waves crashing against the shore. 
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mad
mad
[形容词]

very fond of someone or something

疯狂, 痴迷

疯狂, 痴迷

Ex: They're mad on photography and spend hours taking pictures. 
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misogynist
misogynist
[名词]

someone who despises women or assumes men are much better

厌女者, 男权主义者

厌女者, 男权主义者

Ex: His behavior at the office revealed his true colors as a misogynist. 

他在办公室的行为暴露了他作为一个厌恶女性者的真面目。

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misogynistic
misogynistic
[形容词]

detesting women or having a low opinion of them

厌恶女性的

厌恶女性的

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overfond
overfond
[形容词]

deeply obsessed with someone or something

过分迷恋的, 深深痴迷的

过分迷恋的, 深深痴迷的

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partial
partial
[形容词]

having a particular liking or preference for someone or something

偏爱的, 偏好的

偏爱的, 偏好的

Ex: Rachel is particularly partial to old mystery novels. 
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partiality
partiality
[名词]

a specific fondness for someone or something

偏袒, 偏爱

偏袒, 偏爱

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passion
passion
[名词]

a person, activity, or thing that is loved or pursued with intense enthusiasm

热情,  激情

热情, 激情

Ex: For Jason, restoring old cars is more than a hobby; it is a passion. 
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penchant
penchant
[名词]

a strong tendency to do something or a fondness for something

倾向

倾向

Ex: Her penchant for adventure drives her travels. 

她对冒险的倾向驱使着她的旅行。

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pet peeve
pet peeve
[名词]

something that annoys or bothers someone on a personal levelsomething that annoys or bothers someone on a personal level

讨厌的事情, 个人烦恼

讨厌的事情, 个人烦恼

Ex: His biggest pet peeve is loud chewing. 

他最讨厌的事情就是大声咀嚼。

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picky
picky
[形容词]

(of a person) extremely careful with their choices and hard to please

挑剔的, 讲究的

挑剔的, 讲究的

Ex: The picky eater refused to try anything new and stuck to a limited selection of foods. 

那个挑剔的食客拒绝尝试任何新食物,只坚持有限的几种食物选择。

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to please
to please
[动词]

to do what one wants or desires, without worrying about the opinions or desires of others

做自己想做的事, 取悦自己

做自己想做的事, 取悦自己

Ex: Don't worry about what others think; just please yourself when making decisions about your career. 
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potty
potty
[形容词]

deeply fascinated by someone, particularly in a foolish or unreasonable way

痴迷的, 愚蠢地着迷

痴迷的, 愚蠢地着迷

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to prefer
to prefer
[动词]

to want or choose one person or thing instead of another because of liking them more

更喜欢, 偏爱

更喜欢, 偏爱

Ex: They prefer to walk to work instead of taking public transportation because they enjoy the exercise. 
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preferable
preferable
[形容词]

more desirable or favored compared to other options

更可取的, 更理想的

更可取的, 更理想的

Ex: She found organic produce to be preferable to conventionally grown fruits and vegetables. 

她发现有机农产品比传统种植的水果和蔬菜更可取。

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preferably
preferably
[副词]

in a way that shows a liking or a priority for something over others

最好, 优先

最好, 优先

Ex: When selecting a travel destination, consider places with a mild climate, preferably avoiding extreme temperatures. 

选择旅行目的地时,考虑气候温和的地方,最好避免极端温度。

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preference
preference
[名词]

a tendency or predisposition to favor something over other options

偏好, 倾向

偏好, 倾向

Ex: His preference for morning workouts guided his schedule. 
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to put off
to put off
[动词]

to cause a person to dislike someone or something

使反感, 使失去兴趣

使反感, 使失去兴趣

Ex: The movie's excessive violence put off many viewers. 

这部电影的过度暴力吓跑了许多观众。

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repugnance
repugnance
[名词]

an extreme aversion or hostility that one has to someone or something

厌恶, 极度敌意

厌恶, 极度敌意

Ex: He looked at the spoiled food with repugnance. 

他带着厌恶看着变质的食物。

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repulsion
repulsion
[名词]

intense hatred or disgust

排斥, 强烈的厌恶

排斥, 强烈的厌恶

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resistance
resistance
[名词]

the act of opposing or refusing to accept something one disapproves of or disagrees with

抵抗, 反对

抵抗, 反对

Ex: Resistance from staff delayed the implementation. 
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to stir up
to stir up
[动词]

to cause strong feelings, often unpleasant ones

激起强烈情绪, 煽动

激起强烈情绪, 煽动

Ex: The romantic movie had a beautiful soundtrack that stirred up deep emotions among the viewers. 

这部浪漫电影有一张美丽的原声带,激起了观众内心深处的情感。

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to [take] a fancy to {sb/sth}

to grow to like someone or something, often without any specific reason

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to take against

to start to dislike someone or something

开始不喜欢, 对...产生反感

开始不喜欢, 对...产生反感

Ex: Ever since the incident, he started to take against the idea of team projects. 

自从那次事件后,他开始反对团队项目的想法。

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to [take] a shine to {sb/sth}

to start having feelings of attachment or fascination toward someone or something

喜欢上, 产生好感

喜欢上, 产生好感

Ex: I really took a shine to that little café. 

我一下子就喜欢上了那家小咖啡馆。

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to take to
to take to
[动词]

to start to like someone or something

开始喜欢, 对...产生好感

开始喜欢, 对...产生好感

Ex: The students took to the new teacher quickly. 

学生们很快就喜欢上了新老师。

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to warm to
to warm to
[动词]

to start to like something

开始喜欢, 对...产生好感

开始喜欢, 对...产生好感

Ex: Over time, the skeptical team members warmed to the innovative proposal. 

随着时间的推移,持怀疑态度的团队成员开始喜欢这个创新的提议。

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would
would
[动词]

used to indicate a habitual tendency, preference, or desire

习惯, 喜欢

习惯, 喜欢

Ex: She would prefer tea to coffee. 
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would rather
would rather
[句子]

used to express a preference for one option over another

Ex: He would rather take the train than drive in heavy traffic. 
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would sooner
would sooner
[短语]

used to indicate one's preference to do, have, or achieve something (than something else)

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