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be disgusted at/by sth
介词 at 或 by 引出令人厌恶的原因。
She was disgusted at the condition of the room.
她对房间的状况感到厌恶。
厌恶的；反感的；恶心的
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厌恶的；反感的；恶心的
Feeling strong dislike or disapproval, often because something is unpleasant or offensive.
She was disgusted at the condition of the room.
她对房间的状况感到厌恶。
充满厌恶的。
Filled with disgust.
She was disgusted by the spoiled food in the refrigerator.
她对冰箱里变质的食物感到厌恶。
He felt disgusted with himself for lying to his friend.
他对向朋友撒谎的自己感到厌恶。
The students were disgusted at the unfair exam results.
学生们对不公平的考试结果感到反感。
介词 at 或 by 引出令人厌恶的原因。
She was disgusted at the condition of the room.
她对房间的状况感到厌恶。
用 with 表示对人（包括自己）或事的反感对象。
He was disgusted with himself for lying.
他因为撒谎而厌恶自己。
后接不定式，说明因某事而感到厌恶。
I was disgusted to learn that the food was spoiled.
我得知食物变质了，感到非常反感。
feel 作系动词，后接形容词 disgusted，描述主观感受。
I felt disgusted by the smell.
那股气味让我觉得恶心。
Not this
He was disgusting with the rude comment.
Use this
He was disgusted with the rude comment.
disgusted 是过去分词形容词，表示“感到厌恶的”；disgusting 表示“令人厌恶的”。描述人的感受要用 -ed 形式，不用 -ing 形式。
Not this
She is disgusted of the smell.
Use this
She is disgusted by the smell.
be disgusted 后接 by/with/at 引出令人厌恶的对象，不接 of。中文“对……感到恶心”里的“对”不能直译成 of。
Not this
I disgusted by the story.
Use this
I am disgusted by the story.
disgusted 是形容词/过去分词，作表语时前面必须有 be 动词；不能直接像动词一样说 I disgusted。被动/状态要用 be + 过去分词。
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感到厌恶
I felt disgusted when I saw how the animals were kept.
当我看到这些动物被饲养的方式时，我感到厌恶。
对…感到反感
She was disgusted by the rude comment.
她对那句粗鲁的话感到反感。
对…感到厌恶（尤其对自己或某人）
He was disgusted with himself for losing his temper.
他因为发了脾气而厌恶自己。
厌恶的表情
She had a disgusted expression on her face when she saw the mess.
看到那堆乱七八糟的东西，她脸上露出厌恶的表情。
极其厌恶的
The residents were utterly disgusted by the pollution.
居民们对污染感到极其厌恶。
（英国讽刺语）义愤填膺的（报纸）读者来信署名
The paper printed another letter from 'Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells' about the state of the roads.
报纸又刊登了一封署名“坦布里奇韦尔斯的义愤者”的来信，抱怨道路状况。
坦布里奇韦尔斯的愤怒者
In Britain, "Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells" is a humorous name for a reader who writes angry letters to newspapers.
在英国，“坦布里奇韦尔斯的愤怒者”是对给报纸写愤怒信件的读者的幽默称呼。
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联想：dis（不）+ gust（品尝）→ 尝一口就不想再尝，心里直冒“厌恶、恶心”的感觉。
语域：neutral 常见场景：日常对话、正式写作 通常用于口语和书面语，表示强烈的反感或厌恶；正式场合也可使用，但语气较强。
常与feel, look等连用；表示厌恶的原因时后接with, at, by
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