have a dislike of
英 [hæv ə disˈlaik ɔv] 美 [hæv e dɪsˈlaɪk ʌv]

释义

厌恶，不喜欢；

双语例句

1. We dislike to have anyone patronize us.
   我们不喜欢任何人对我们以恩人自居。
2. I don't like a slick style of writing.
   我不喜欢华而不实的文体。
3. I had a nasty swelling on my leg.
   我的腿上有一讨厌的肿块。
4. I am tired of his endless interruptions.
   我讨厌他不断的打扰。

权威例句

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