loathed

英 [ləʊðd]

美 [loʊðd]

v. 极不喜欢; 厌恶
loathe的过去分词和过去式

过去式：loathed　

柯林斯词典

Festival traffic jams are particularly loathed by citizens, with some blaming the surge of private car ownership and the inefficiency of the public transportation system.
节日交通堵塞特别使市民特别厌恶，一些人指责私家车数量的激增和效率低下的公共交通系统。
As much as I loathed kissing you, algebra was worse.
虽然我不喜欢吻你，但我更不喜欢代数课。
She loathed being the child of impoverished labourers.
她憎恨自己是贫困工人的孩子。
She loathed him, and he resented her.
她讨厌他，而他怨恨她。
From an early age the brothers have loathed each other.
从很小的时候起这兄弟俩就相互厌恶对方。
Liberals may have loathed the Chicago school, but Hayek felt on home ground in an intellectual atmosphere so like the Vienna of his youth.
自由主义者本来也可能厌恶芝加哥学派的，但哈耶克觉得这种学术氛围非常象他年轻时代的维也纳。
My aunt was always reluctant to wait in line, and she more loathed the people who try to squeeze in front.
姨妈从不愿意排队等候，而对那些一心想加塞的人，她更是讨厌。
He loathed it as the burial-place of the individual man.
那是个埋葬人的个性的墓场，他憎恨它。
Three days ago, I loathed you.
三天前，我讨厌你。
Eg. I thought everyone knewby nowthat I loathed my husband.
我想如今每个人都知道我厌恶我的丈夫。