vt.排斥，击退，使厌恶，使反感，打垮，驱逐，拒绝接受，回绝
n.拒绝，击退，反击，打退

原形：repulse第三人称单数：repulses过去式：repulsed过去分词：repulsed现在分词：repulsing

The force of the repulsion between two magnets was strong enough to lift a small metal object.
两个磁铁之间的排斥力足以抬起一个小金属物体。
She felt a sudden repulsion towards him after discovering his dishonesty.
在发现他不诚实后，她突然对他产生了厌恶感。
The electric field generated by the charged particles repelled the approaching insects.
带电粒子产生的电场排斥了接近的昆虫。
The politician's corrupt practices repulsed many of his former supporters.
这位政客腐败的行为让很多以前的支持者感到恶心。
The chemical reaction caused a violent repulsion between the two substances.
化学反应导致两种物质之间发生了剧烈的排斥。
She had a natural repulsion for spiders, which she found both creepy and frightening.
她天生就对蜘蛛有一种本能的反感，觉得它们既恐怖又恶心。
The magnetic repulsion between the Earth and the Moon keeps them at a safe distance.
地球和月球之间的磁性排斥使它们保持安全的距离。
The medicine's bitter taste initially repelled her, but she eventually got used to it.
药的苦味起初让她难以接受，但她最终习惯了。
The audience's collective gasp of repulsion indicated their disagreement with the performance.
观众们集体发出的厌恶声表明他们对表演的反对。
The new policy repelled investors, causing a sharp decline in the stock market.
新政策吓退了投资者，导致股市大幅下滑。