distasteful

英 [dɪsˈteɪstfl]

美 [dɪsˈteɪstfl]

adj.  使人不愉快的; 令人反感的; 讨厌的

TOEFL

BNC.13910 / COCA.16735

牛津词典

adj.

• 使人不愉快的；令人反感的；讨厌的
  unpleasant or offensive

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 使人不愉快的;令人反感的;讨厌的
  If something isdistasteful toyou, you think it is unpleasant, disgusting, or immoral.
  1. He found it distasteful to be offered drinks before witnessing the execution.
     他觉得在目睹行刑前还要上酒让人很不舒服。

英英释义

adj

• highly offensive
  1. a disgusting smell
  2. distasteful language
  3. a loathsome disease
  4. the idea of eating meat is repellent to me
  5. revolting food
  6. a wicked stench
  Synonym:disgustingdisgustfulfoulloathlyloathsomerepellentrepellantrepellingrevoltingskankywickedyucky
• not pleasing in odor or taste
  Synonym:unsavoryunsavoury

双语例句

• Martin did not know it, but he did know that it was not distasteful to her.
  对此马丁并不知道，他只知道她并无反感。
• Californians, no less than the residents of other states, find illegal immigration distasteful.
  加州人也和其他各个州的人一样，觉得非法移民并不令人愉快。
• It is distasteful to me to have to say this.
  我不得不这样说，使我很不愉快。
• But the old sheds and bankers were distasteful to him. So let's bust into that shed there.
  但是那儿那些旧日的工作棚和工作台，都让他看着很讨厌了。
• Remember that pointing out your small mistakes is part of her job, and it may be as distasteful to her as it is to you.
  记住，她给你指出失误是她的工作。也许她和你一样都不喜欢这样。
• There is something distasteful about this side of her character.
  她性格的这一面有些令人反感的地方。
• Nonperformance of something distasteful ( as by deceit or trickery) that you are supposed to do.
  不执行你认为另人讨厌的事情（通过谎言或欺骗）。
• This is a distasteful place, even the flowers seem to be poisoned.
  这个地方令人生厌，连花都像中了毒似的。
• No; you're not fit to be your own guardian, Isabella, now; and I, being your legal protector, must detain you in my custody, however distasteful the obligation may be.
  不，现在你是不合宜作你自己的保护人了，伊莎贝拉；我，既是你的合法保护人，一定要把你放在我的监护下，不论这义务是怎样的倒胃口。
• I find the smell of death quite distasteful.
  我发觉死亡的味道很令人讨厌。