scunner
英 ['skʌnə] 美 ['skʌnə]

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"

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
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