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原形：distaste第三人称单数：tastes过去式：tasted过去分词：tasted现在分词：distasting

I have a strong distaste for spicy food; it burns my tongue.
我对辣的食物有强烈的厌恶感，它会灼痛我的舌头。
She developed a distinct distaste for public speaking after a few embarrassing mishaps.
几次尴尬的失误后，她对公开演讲产生了明显的厌恶。
The smell of burnt toast filled the kitchen, and his distaste was evident on his face.
厨房里弥漫着烧焦的面包味，他的脸上明显写满了厌恶。
His distaste for politics was so deep that he refused to even discuss the topic with friends.
他对政治的厌恶如此之深，以至于他不愿与朋友讨论这个话题。
The children's cries indicated a clear distaste for the vegetables they were being forced to eat.
孩子们的哭声表明他们对被迫吃的食物非常不喜欢。
The old man had a deep distaste for modern technology, preferring to live a simple life.
这位老人深深厌恶现代科技，更倾向于过简朴的生活。
The professor's cold demeanor showed his distaste for students who didn't prepare for class.
教授冷漠的态度显示出他对那些不准备上课的学生的厌恶。
Her distaste for drama made her avoid social situations where conflicts might arise.
由于讨厌闹剧，她尽量避免那些可能导致冲突的社交场合。
The director had a distaste for any form of censorship, insisting on artistic freedom in his films.
导演对任何形式的审查都有所抵触，坚持在电影中追求艺术自由。
Despite the luxurious surroundings, he felt a lingering distaste for the opulence and pretentiousness of the elite.
尽管身处豪华环境中，他对精英们的奢华和矫饰仍然感到厌恶。