a. 讨厌的, 不愉快的, 厌恶的, 不一致的, 矛盾的, 反对的
[法] 不一致的, 不相当的, 矛盾的
s offensive to the mind
1.You said what we did was repugnant and queer.
你说过我们的事情令人作呕 违背常理
2.If that whistle was spghtly morally repugnant.
品行不那么磊落的那种清白
3.Because you're the most repugnant, repulsive person I have ever met.
因为你是我遇见的 最令人讨厌反感的人
4.Aside from being spghtly morally repugnant, he's clean as a whistle.
虽然我感觉他品行也不是太磊落 但确实清白
5.You feel a repugnance towards forming any sort of connection with the opposite sex.
你对和异性结成任何形式的 关系都感到反感
6.Your fancy mayor is wrong, trying to impress you with repugnant pes from a disgruntled employee.
你的市长弄错了 想要用不满雇员的虚假谎言 来取悦你
7.And the idea of a leisured class, as it were, a class who is not involved in a praxis with the world, but is simply involved in a passive way as a recipient of things is actually repugnant to people.
而休闲阶层的观点 和之前一样 这不是一个注重实践的阶层 但只是简单地用一种消极的方式 作为接受者 这确实不得人心
