abomination

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishabominationa‧bom‧i‧na‧tion /əˌbɒməˈneɪʃən $ əˌbɑː-/ noun [countable]RUDE/OBSCENE someone or something that is extremely offensive or unacceptable Slavery was an abomination.Examples from the Corpusabomination• His ruling may have been an abomination, but it was neither a high crime nor a misdemeanor.• To be perfectly honest, the place is an eyesore, an abomination.• I never cook with that abomination called "cooking wine."• I tried to shut out these abominations and concentrate on Marine One seat assignments.

单词	abomination
释义	abomination From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishabominationa‧bom‧i‧na‧tion /əˌbɒməˈneɪʃən $ əˌbɑː-/ noun [countable]RUDE/OBSCENE someone or something that is extremely offensive or unacceptable Slavery was an abomination.Examples from the Corpusabomination• His ruling may have been an abomination, but it was neither a high crime nor a misdemeanor.• To be perfectly honest, the place is an eyesore, an abomination.• I never cook with that abomination called "cooking wine."• I tried to shut out these abominations and concentrate on Marine One seat assignments.
随便看	unreservedly unresolved unresponsive unrest unrestrained unrestricted unrewarded unripe unrivalled unroll unruffled unruly unsaddle unsafe unsafe sex unsaid unsanitary unsatisfactory unsatisfactory etc state of affairs unsatisfactory/sad/sorry etc state of affairs unsatisfied unsaturated unsavoury unscathed unscheduled