adj.厌恶的，憎恶的，反感的
v.使作呕，使厌恶，使反感
disgust的过去分词和过去式

原形：disgust第三人称单数：disgusts复数：disgusts过去式：disgusted过去分词：disgusted现在分词：disgusting

Spiders are so disgusting。
蜘蛛真的恶心。
This smell disgusts me.
这气味使我作呕。
A look of disgust came over his face.
厌恶的神色写在了他的脸上。
Disgust is a strong feeling of aversion or hatred towards something repulsive or morally reprehensible.
厌恶是对令人反感或道德上可耻的事物强烈的反感或憎恨。
She couldn't contain her disgust when she saw the rat scurrying across the kitchen floor.
当她看到厨房地板上的老鼠时，她无法抑制住自己的厌恶。
His dishonesty disgusted everyone in the room.
他的不诚实让房间里的每个人都感到恶心。
The smell of rotting food made her feel nauseous with disgust.
腐烂食物的气味使她感到恶心和厌恶。
The child recoiled in disgust at the sight of a cockroach.
孩子看到蟑螂时，因厌恶而退缩。
He expressed deep disgust at the cruelty shown in the animal experiments.
他对动物实验中的残忍行为表示深深的厌恶。
Her arrogance and selfishness disgusted those around her.
她的傲慢和自私让周围的人都感到厌恶。
She swallowed hard, trying to push aside the disgust that rose in her throat.
她用力吞咽，试图把涌上喉咙的厌恶感压下去。
Disgust is often accompanied by physical reactions like nausea or a flushed face.
厌恶常常伴随着身体反应，如恶心或脸红。
The politician's corruption and deceit were an open source of disgust for his constituents.
那位政客的腐败和欺骗是他的选民公开的厌恶源泉。