to dislike

But there is plenty for everyone to dislike about aspects of Mr Paulson's plan.

但是对每个人来说，保尔森计划都有不招人喜欢的地方。

Fanny was the only one of the party who found anything to dislike;

在这些人中，只有范妮觉得有点看不惯。

He seems to dislike any form of exercise.

他好象讨厌任何方式的运动。

I grew to dislike working for the cinema.

我越来越不喜欢搞电影了。

In fact, he came to dislike him strongly.

实际上，他越来越不喜欢埃德加。

David began to dislike all his television heroes who smoked.

戴维开始讨厌所有他曾喜欢的吸烟的电视偶像了。

His essential decency makes it impossible to dislike him.

他十分正派，使人不能不喜欢他。

I saw everything I began to dislike, in.

我看见的一切都让我开始厌恶了，回想起来。

Norma is said to dislike the glare of publicity

据说诺尔玛不喜欢被人过多关注。

I grew to dislike the people from my background — they were rather uptight and prissy.

我变得讨厌和我有着同样出身背景的人——他们太保守、太一本正经了。

I believe I could learn to dislike you.

我相信我要学会讨厌你。

People who crave spicy foods tend to dislike order and wasting time.

京晶：爱吃辣的人往往不喜欢遵守秩序和浪费时间。

How do call I being able to dislike?

叫我怎能不喜欢？

There is, as Mr Reid says, plenty for everyone to dislike.

还有就是，里德称，每个人都有不喜欢该法案的理由。

Philip made up his mind to dislike her thoroughly.

菲利浦下决心根本不去理睬她。

He used to dislike tests.

他过去讨厌考试。

The little boy has learned to dislike his parents' stereotyped thinking.

这个小男孩已经学会讨厌他父母陈腐的思想了。

The young have also come to dislike newspapers'clutter.

另一方面，年轻人也不喜欢报纸杂乱的版面。

After some time the people in the town began to dislike him, and gradually refused to give food to him.

时间长了，城里人开始讨厌他，渐渐地都不给他饭吃。

But his children continued to dislike her.

但他的孩子一直不喜欢她。