4. Abhorrence
厌恶
A feeling of repulsion; disgusted loathing.
厌恶的感觉；极度的厌恶。
例：He was filled with abhorrence when he found out what happened.
当他知道发生了什么事时，他充满了厌恶。
5. Abomination
可憎
Something that causes disgust, extreme dislike or feeling of hatred.
引起厌恶、极度厌恶或憎恨的东西。
例：Donald’s view on people’s rights is an abomination to this institution.
唐纳德对人民权利的看法是这个机构的可憎之处。
6. Aversion
厌恶
Something some avoids or has hostility towards.
一些人避免或对之有敌意的东西。
例：He has a strong aversion to people who are racist.
他对种族主义者有强烈的厌恶。
7. Ill-will
冷漠的
Has no goodwill towards or strong dislike. This is usually directed towards a person or group.
没有善意或强烈的不喜欢。这通常是针对一个人或群体。
例：The politician had a lot of ill-will towards lawmakers who didn’t support his ideas.
这位政治家对那些不支持他的观点的立法者有很多恶意。
8. Animosity
敌意
Strong hostility or bad feeling.
强烈的敌意或不好的感觉。
例：Her animosity towards her husband’s actions went away with time.
她对丈夫行为的敌意随着时间的推移而消失了。
9. Antipathy
反感
A deep-bad feeling of dislike for something, someplace or someone.
对某物、某地或某人深恶痛绝。
例：Fred had found his friend to have racial antipathy for almost everyone different than himself.
弗雷德发现他的朋友对几乎所有不同于他自己的人都有种族仇恨。
10. Revulsion
反对
A feeling of disgust for something, someone or someplace or idea.
对某物、某人、某地或想法的厌恶感。
例：The people of city had a revulsion to the idea of increasing taxes so that politicians could get an increase in pay.
城里人对增加税收以便政客们能得到加薪的想法有一种反感。
