odious

英 [ˈəʊdiəs]

美 [ˈoʊdiəs]

adj.  令人作呕的; 令人讨厌的; 可憎的

GRE

BNC.19338 / COCA.22215

牛津词典

adj.

• 令人作呕的；令人讨厌的；可憎的
  extremely unpleasant
  1. What an odious man!
     真是个讨厌透顶的家伙！

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 令人厌恶的；令人讨厌的；可憎的
  If you describe people or things asodious, you think that they are extremely unpleasant.
  1. Herr Schmidt is certainly the most odious man I have ever met...
     赫尔·施密特无疑是我见过的最让人作呕的人。
  2. The judge described the crime as odious.
     法官称这一罪行令人发指。

双语例句

• It was always odious to her to have any small fears or contrivances about her actions.
  她的行动哪怕有一丝一毫的顾虑和虚伪，都会引起她的反感。
• Indeed, I hate them all: they are odious beings.
  实在的，我恨他们所有的人：尽是些讨厌的家伙。
• I find his flattery odious.
  我觉得他的谀词十分讨厌。
• I shouldn't dream of telling the odious woman anything of the sort.
  我做梦也不会想到要把这种事儿告诉那个讨厌的女人。
• Many younger Chinese must find it embarrassing that Beijing is propping up such an odious regime.
  中国许多年轻人肯定对北京方面扶持这样一个可恶的政权感到难堪。
• So it is in this respect at least odious.
  在这个方面至少是可憎的。
• The most odious of all oppressions are those which mask as justice.
  最可憎的压制总是戴着正义的面具。
• The collapse of the Berlin wall and the odious Stalinist regimes also witnessed the liquidation of the planned economies.
  柏林墙的倒塌和可憎的斯大林政权的垮台亦见证了对计划经济的清除。
• Madame Merle said nothing for sometime the countess's manner was odious, was really low.
  梅尔夫人没说什么。伯爵夫人的态度叫她讨厌，那实在太卑鄙了。
• The first situation is not fear-inspiring or piteous, but simply odious to us.
  第一种情况不能引发怜悯或恐惧，只能单纯引起我们的厌恶。