detested

英 [dɪˈtestɪd]

美 [dɪˈtestɪd]

v. 厌恶; 憎恨; 讨厌
detest的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：detested　过去式：detested　

BNC.35946 / COCA.33703

柯林斯词典

adj

He detested air travel.
他厌恶乘飞机旅行。
Back then Franklin Roosevelt's wife Eleanor was a beloved ( and detested) figure in his administration: opinionated, energetic and always on the go, clearly with her husband's blessing.
想当年，在富兰克林-罗斯福当政期间，他的夫人埃莉诺是个深受爱戴（但也遭人厌恶）的人物：她固执己见，精力充沛，从不停歇&显然，这也是她丈夫的意愿。
He reserved his most laceratingcriticism for the english, whom he detested.
他把最严厉的批评用来抨击他所憎恶的英国人。
Like many great personalities, he had countless admirers who detested each other-and he let them do so.
和许多伟人一样，他有无数的崇拜者，但这些崇拜者却互相敌视彼此，而他放任他们这么做。
My mother detested him
我母亲对他很是厌恶。
The country had just expulsed the detested invaders.
该国刚刚逐出可恨的侵略者。
Chinese believe that all humility is lovely and all pride should be detested.
中国人认为只要谦虚就可爱，只要骄傲就嫉恨。
I was detested by my father and abandoned by him later.
我被自己的父亲嫌弃、抛弃。
Jean detested being photographed.
琼非常讨厌拍照。
The days of national disunity and chaos which the people detested are gone, never to return.
人民所厌恶的国家分裂和混乱的局面，已经一去不复返了。