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英语单词“distaste”的意思是：厌恶；不喜欢；不感兴趣。
读音：英 [ˌdɪstəstɑːst] 美 [ˌdɪstɑːstæst]
例句：
1. I have a distaste for unpleasant surprises. 我不喜欢不愉快的惊喜。
2. She had a distaste for cooking, which was why she'd taken up a career in catering. 她不喜欢烹饪，因此她选择了餐饮行业。
3. I have a strong distaste for cheating. 我十分厌恶作弊行为。
4. I have a general distaste for rules and regulations. 我一般不喜欢规章制度。
5. I have a profound distaste for lies. 我非常讨厌谎言。
6. She had a distaste for the city and its crowds. 她不喜欢城市和拥挤的人群。
7. He had a distaste for anything that smacked of the military. 他对任何带有军事色彩的东西都感到厌恶。
8. She had a distaste for anything that smelled of medicine. 她闻到药味就反感。
9. He has a strong distaste for organized religion. 他对有组织的宗教持强烈的反对态度。
10. I have a mild distaste for spring cleaning. 我不太喜欢春季大扫除。
总之，“distaste”在句子中通常表示不喜欢或厌恶某物或某人，它常用于表达个人情感和态度。无论是在口语还是书面语中，“distaste”都表现了说话者对某事物的强烈感受。
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