词组 | dislike |
释义 | dislike 1. • ... his dislike of Robbe-Grillet is bizarre —Times Literary Supp., 19 June 1969 • ... a wholesome dislike of sophistry and rhetoric — W. R. Inge, The Church in the World, 1928 • Dislike of America ran much deeper —Time, 13 Jan. 1947 • ... contempt and dislike for human beings —Angus Wilson, The Middle Age of Mrs. Eliot, 1958 • The coyote, which has an atavistic dislike for water —National Geographic, October 1939 • Burger's dislike for television cameras —Cynthia Mills, UPI Reporter, 21 June 1979 • My dislike for the tidies of the world is particularly strong this week —And More by Andy Rooney, 1982 • I have always had a dislike to managers losing money over me —W. Somerset Maugham, The Summing Up, 1938 • ... a man who takes an unreasonable dislike to another— 77me, 26 May 1952 • The flour took a cordial dislike to the eggs and humped itself up —Boy's Life, May 1952 It would appear that take a dislike tends to select to as its preposition. 2. • ... reports that Miss West disliked working with Fields —Current Biography, November 1967 • I dislike to bother you with "trivia" —letter received at Merriam-Webster from Forest Park, Illinois, 26 Jan.1983 |
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