v.使讨厌，不感兴趣

Disinclination is often displayed when someone lacks enthusiasm for a particular task or activity.
The professor showed a disinclination to engage in debates about the subject.
His disinclination towards public speaking made him hesitate to volunteer for the presentation.
She had a marked disinclination to participate in team sports, preferring individual workouts instead.
Her disinclination towards risk-taking was evident in her cautious approach to investments.
The child exhibited a strong disinclination to learn to play the violin, despite parental pressure.
The explorer's disinclination towards following established routes led him to discover a new path through the jungle.
The scientist displayed a disinclination to accept hypotheses without solid evidence to support them.
His disinclination to compromise on principles made it difficult for him to form alliances in his professional life.
Despite the invitation, she declined with a slight disinclination, indicating she wasn't keen on attending the party.
当一个人对某项任务或活动缺乏热情时，通常会表现出不情愿。
教授对于这个话题的辩论显示出不愿参与的态度。
他对于公开演讲的抵触使得他不愿意主动承担演讲任务。
她非常不喜欢参加团队运动，更喜欢单独锻炼。
在投资方面，她谨慎保守的态度显示了对风险的不接受。
尽管父母极力劝说，孩子仍然强烈地不愿学习拉小提琴。
探险家因为不愿遵循既定路线，发现了穿越丛林的新路径。
科学家坚持只接受有确凿证据支持的假设，这显示出他的严谨态度。
由于他坚守原则，他在职业生涯中很难妥协，形成联盟。
虽然收到了邀请，但她婉拒了，显示出她对参加派对并不热衷。