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汉语拼音：fǎn gǎn

1.反对或不满的情绪：你这样说话容易引起他们的～。

2.厌恶；不满：大家对这种行为很～。

1. 抵触或不满的情绪。

   鲁迅 《且介亭杂文·以眼还眼》：“即使根据的是‘理性’，也容易因了表现的粗暴而招致反感。” 巴金 《家》三：“他的妹妹的态度引起了他的反感。” 蒋子龙 《乔厂长上任记》：“他对哗众取宠和慷慨激昂之类甚为反感。”

• President Bush is trying to make amends with Palestinians who are weary of his stance on peace in the Middle East.

  巴勒斯坦人现在非常反感他在中东和平进程中所呈现的姿态。

• Read the parable on forgiveness below, author unknown, and see if it inspires you to forgive someone you've been harboring a grudge against.

  阅读下面这篇关于宽容的寓言，作者不详，然后看一下这篇寓言是否能鼓励你宽恕曾经让你很反感的人。

• As lads they had an aversion to each other, and Heathcliff would hate just as much to hear him praised: it's human nature.

  他们做孩子的时候就彼此有反感，要是希刺克厉夫听你称赞他，也会一样地痛恨的——那是人性呀。

• A relaxed Murray said he would not be making any jokes about England this time but was keen to stress that he has no antipathy towards them.

  穆雷镇定地说这一次，他不会再开关于英格兰的玩笑了，但他还是指出自己对他们没有反感。

• His causes, both healthy and repugnant, combined with a lack of humour and high self-regard, did not make him popular.

  他的奋斗目标，健康但另人反感，加上缺乏幽默感以及自负，他并没有受到大众欢迎。

• But whatever, I won't forget about your memory of any one piece, what what you used to, disgusted.

  但不管怎样，我不会忘记你的记忆力的任何一件，你所习惯、令人反感。

• This account of modern economies is so unappealing that many people reject it out of hand.

  这种对现代经济的解读如此令人反感，以致立刻遭到许多人的排斥。

• Putting aside the fact that I find him repulsive, if I ask him out, he'll make me the laughingstock of this place.

  撇开我很反感他这个事实，如果我约他出去，他会让我成为这里的笑柄。

• Her unusual closeness to her husband, too, in a world where wives are often on the sidelines is among the things working against her.

  她和丈夫不寻常的亲密关系，也使她倍受公众反感。这种情况下，妻子通常只适合做个旁观者。