distaste for

基本解釋

If you have a solemn distaste for it, you might want to switch employers.
如果你對(duì)它有著嚴(yán)重的厭惡感，那麼你可能要換雇主了。
But Mr Penn may have a weakness of his own—his umbilical ties to business interests and his visceral distaste for anything that smells of populism.
但是，潘恩先生可能有自己的弱點(diǎn)——與商業(yè)利益割捨不斷的聯(lián)系和對(duì)任何帶有民粹色彩的事物根深蒂固的厭惡。
If so, Singapore’s government will have another industrial-policy triumph to boast about—assuming, that is, that it can overcome its official distaste for saying anything positive about gambling.
如果是這樣，新加坡政府將有另一次的工業(yè)政策的勝利來(lái)吹噓，假設(shè)，那就是，它可以尅服人們對(duì)賭博持有積極態(tài)度的厭惡。

On the other hand, a Protestant distaste for priest-centered cultic ritual colors scholarly accounts of the temple, and its meaning for ancient Israelites.
一方麪，新教徒不喜歡，以神職人員爲(wèi)中心的,狂熱祭祀，就廟宇來(lái)說(shuō)，也有不同的歪曲，以及對(duì)猶太人的意義。
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At present, the issue is finely balanced: anti-Tutsi passion contends with distaste for Mr Kabila.
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