disliked

UK //dɪsˈlaɪkt//US //dɪsˈlaɪkt//

词源

源自中古英语 'disliken'，由前缀 'dis-'（表示否定）和 'like'（喜欢）组成。

❶ 指对某人或某事物感到不喜欢或反感，通常是因为个人偏好或情感上的不适。

“She disliked the taste of the medicine.”

（她不喜欢这种药的味道。）

“He disliked the idea of working on weekends.”

（他不喜欢周末工作的想法。）

同义词:hated, detested, loathed

❶ 形容某人或某事物不受欢迎或被多数人不喜欢的状态。

“He was a disliked manager because of his harsh attitude.”

（他是一位不受欢迎的经理，因为他的态度严厉。）

“The disliked proposal was eventually rejected.”

（这个不受欢迎的提案最终被否决了。）

同义词:unpopular, unwanted, rejected

widely disliked — 形容某事物或某人被大多数人反感或不喜欢。

“The new tax law was widely disliked by the public.”

（这项新税法广受公众反感。）