scunner

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英 ['skʌnə]
美 ['skʌnə]
是什么意思
  • n.

    反感,厌恶;

  • vi.

    感到厌恶;

  • vt.

    对…感到厌恶;

  • 变形

    复数:scunners过去式:scunnered过去分词:scunnered现在分词:scunnering第三人称单数:scunners

    英英释义

    scunner[ 'skʌnə ]

    • n.a strong dislike

      "they took a scunner against the United States"

    学习怎么用

    双语例句

    用作名词(n.)
    1. I took an immediate scunner to him.
      我一看到他就反感。
    2. He took a scunner at his daughter's new boyfriend.
      他对女儿的新男友极为反感。
    用作动词(v.)
    1. It's a sight to make one scunner.
      这是令人憎恶的景象。

    权威例句

    Scunner for Gunners as Irish Nick It
    Gunners Scunner as Ref Robs Them
    A wild auld scunner (Ábhar mór díomá)
    It wud fer scunner ye to count up the cost
    It's an Awfy Scunner If Oor Patter's in Tatters
    Football: Livvy Scunner Bid for Hot-Shot Brian
    Turf Wars Likely to Scunner Us out of the Union; COMMENTARY
    ANDREA'S INDIAN SCUNNER; Weathergirl Chased by Baying Mob on Bollywood Trip
    CANNAE SPELL ?; Dinnae Let the Scots Tongue Scunner You - Get a Computer
    Brazil Nuts Who Made Me a Blade Scunner; I Need an Organ Minder to Save Me from Bobbit Babes