an abomination to 令人厌恶的
abomination of desolation 荒凉可憎之物
consider as an abomination 视为厌恶之物
become an abomination 成为令人厌恶的事物
moral abomination 道德上的可憎之物
1. The polluted river was an abomination to the villagers.
被污染的河流让村民感到极度厌恶。
2. He called the corruption an abomination.
他称这种腐败行为令人憎恶。
3. Many people consider cruelty to animals an abomination.
许多人认为虐待动物是令人憎恶的行为。
4. The abandoned building became an abomination in the neighborhood.
那栋废弃建筑成了社区里令人厌恶的存在。
A: That factory pollution is an abomination.
A：那家工厂的污染令人厌恶。
B: I agree, it really harms the environment.
B：我同意，它确实破坏环境。
1) 指令人极度厌恶的事物或行为
2) 常用于表达强烈道德或情感反感
3) 可指社会、环境或个人层面的不良现象
4) 多用于正式或书面语境
1. 令人厌恶的事物；可憎之物
e.g. The crime was regarded as an abomination.
这一罪行被视为令人憎恶的行为。
2. 极其令人反感的人或事
e.g. Pollution is an abomination to many communities.
污染对许多社区来说令人极度厌恶。
noun
1. Something that causes strong feelings of disgust or hatred, often seen as morally wrong or offensive.
Synonym: atrocity, outrage