单词revulsion
n.: 嫌恶；恶心；惊恐
网络: 厌恶；剧变；突变
嫌恶；恶心；惊恐:
a strong feeling of disgust or horror
【医学】(尤指用相反刺激剂的)诱导(法)
(感情等的)激变,急变;突发变乱
〔罕用语〕(资本等的)突然收回;突然的分离
收回;抽回
抽身后退
惊恐
诱导法
嫌恶,反感
变化;突变,剧烈逆变
反感,厌恶
n.disgustrepulsionrevoltnauseadistaste
n.attraction
And I would simply say to him look how people feel about this, look how the country has reacted with revulsion to the revelations.
我会告诉他，看一下人们对此的感受，看一下民众对最新披露的问题的强烈反应。
She was fascinated by his own political journey, which had been inspired throughout by a revulsion against Nazism.
她为他自己的政治旅途着迷，他一直致力于在反对纳粹主义中受。
All this helped fuel a general revulsion against the "old diplomacy, " increasingly seen as responsible for the war itself.
这引发了对“老外交手腕”的普遍厌恶，越来越多的人认为新做法是对战争本身负责的。
With a revulsion of feeling, she repeated that Gerald was worthless and thanked Heaven that she had escaped that danger.
随着感情的剧烈逆变，她又认为杰拉尔德微不足道，她感谢上天没让她掉进陷井。
Gold generates nothing and therefore cannot be valued in its own right, only as a measure of revulsion towards other assets.
黄金却什么都不会产生，因此无法凭借其本身对它估值，而只能作为衡量投资者对其它资产厌恶程度的指标。
But the wave of risk revulsion, post-Dubai, should have been a reminder that today"s inflows can become tomorrow"s outflows.
但迪拜危机后的风险厌恶潮应该提醒了我们，今天的流入可能会变成明天的流出。
Berlusconi seized the moment by understanding public sentiment and its revulsion with the status quo.
贝鲁斯科尼通过理解公众的意见和对现状的强烈厌恶抓住先机。
Some mothers, when shown the children to whom they had given birth, screamed in revulsion and despair.
有的母亲看到自己生下的孩子，会惊恐、绝望地尖叫起来。
But public revulsion at the excesses of the financial industry has been a wake-up call to companies in all sectors.
然而，公众对金融业无节制行为的反弹使各行业的公司企业如梦方醒。
His immediate reaction was one of revulsion .
他的直接反映是厌恶。