词义：averse是一个形容词，表示“反感的，厌恶的，不喜欢的”的意思。通常用于描述对某些事物持负面情感的感受。
词性：形容词
词组搭配：
1. be averse to (doing) something 对（做）某事感到反感
2. averse to change 不喜欢改变
3. strongly averse to sth 对某事极度反感
4. politically averse to something 对某事政治上不喜欢
5. risk-averse 贪安全型的，风险规避的
6. avert 指出（危险或不愉快的事情），防止
7. aversion 反感，厌恶
短语
我不愿意做。
发音拼写：[uh-vurs]
七个相关的中英文翻译例句：
1. She is averse to going to the gym for exercise.
她不喜欢去健身房锻炼身体。
2. He is averse to eating spicy food.
他不喜欢吃辛辣食品。
3. The company is risk-averse, so they invest only in low-risk projects.
该公司贪安全，因此只投资于低风险项目。
4. He is avert to taking risks and prefers to stick with what he knows.
他不喜欢冒险，喜欢依靠他所知道的。
5. The politician is averse to making controversial statements.
这位政治家不喜欢发表争议性的言论。
6. His aversion to public speaking makes him nervous.
他对公开演讲的厌恶让他感到紧张。
7. She averted a major crisis by taking quick action.
她通过迅速行动避免了一场重大危机。
英文单词：averse
中文翻译：不喜欢的，厌恶的，反感的
读音：[əˈvɜrs]
例句：
1. She is averse to taking risks. 她不喜欢冒险。
2. He is averse to change. 他不喜欢改变。
3. I'm not averse to the idea, but I need more information. 我并不反对这个想法，需要更多的信息。
4. He is averse to public speaking. 他害怕公开演讲。
averse在英语中代表"厌恶的 、不愿意的"的意思，还经常被翻译为反对的，读音为[ә'vә:s]，在英语中以形容词出现较多，在《大课标百科词典》中，共找到48个与averse相关的句子。
Averse的释义
1.厌恶的
例句:I would posit that it would increase risk-averse behavior -- particularly if this kind of trade war roiled financial markets. (我假设这将会增加风险规避行为——特别是当这一类贸易战会搅浑财金市场时。)
2.不愿意的
例句:We're no longer averse to word problems, because we've redefined what a word problem is. (孩子们不再反感数学问答题， 因为他们从新定义数学问答题。)
3.反对的
例句:As you know, Mr. Secretary they are not averse to our support in this. (如你所知，秘书长先生 他们也不反对 我们在此事件上的支持)
4.讨厌的、反对的
例句:Because we know you won't be averse to this. (翻译:因为我们知道 只有你才不会抗拒这样东西 对呀)
用法及短语
averse一般作为形容词使用，如在risk averse(风险反感)、risk averse investor(厌恶风险投资者)等常见短语中出现较多。
| risk averse | 风险反感 |
| risk averse investor | 厌恶风险投资者 |
例句
1. As you know, Mr. Secretary they are not averse to our support in this. (翻译:如你所知，秘书长先生 他们也不反对 我们在此事件上的支持)
2. Because we know you won't be averse to this. (翻译:因为我们知道 只有你才不会抗拒这样东西 对呀)
3. In a 2007 essay in the Armed Forces Journal, Lieutenant Colonel Paul Yingling offered a compelling explanation for this risk-averse tendency. (翻译:xx年，陆军中校保罗·英林在《武装力量杂志armed Forces Journal》发表了一篇文章，对规避风险倾向进行了引人注目的解说。)
4. We answer to our advertisers and they're very risk-averse. (翻译:我们回答我们的广告客户 和他们非常厌恶风险。)
5. But not every open-sourcer has proven so averse to filthy lucre. (翻译:然而，并非每个开源斗士都如此厌恶这种铜臭味。)
6. The results of the risk modelling indicated that the small traditional farmers in this area were strong risk averse and more likely not profit maximisers. (翻译:研究结果表明，当地以传统生产方式为主的小农户具有很强的回避风险的意识。)
7. Excellent. Watson, you are not averse to this trip? (翻译:好极了 华生 你不反对我们一起去做一番调查吧?)
8. She is also deeply risk-averse, which endears her to anxious voters. (翻译:此外，她非常厌恶风险，这让她受到心存忧虑的选民的喜爱。)
9. One of the film's most curious interpretations involves Richard Gere as a turn-of-the-20th-century rambling man averse to change. (翻译:电影中最具奇特的演出之一，理查·基尔饰演的20世纪木抗拒时代变迁的流浪者迪伦。)
10. People from Denmark tell me that many Danes are so averse to talking to strangers, that they would rather miss their stop on the bus than say "excuse me" to someone that they need to get around. (翻译:丹麦的朋友告诉我， 很多丹麦人不愿意和陌生人讲话， 以至于他们宁愿坐过站 也不愿意对别人说“接过”， 好腾出地方让自己下车。)
11. We're no longer averse to word problems, because we've redefined what a word problem is. (翻译:孩子们不再反感数学问答题， 因为他们从新定义数学问答题。)
12. He's not averse to publicity, of the right kind. (翻译:他不反对宣传，只要是正当的。)
13. 'If he's averse to technology now, he probably always was,' said Dr. Resnick. (翻译:瑞斯·尼克说，如果他现在讨厌科技，他可能以前就一直如此。)
14. The British tend to be risk-averse culturally, he said, and perceived the Americans as unrealistic. (翻译:他说，英国人则习惯于规避风险，认为美国人不切实际。)
15. And when the light turns off, these cells go back to normal, so they don't seem to be averse against that. (翻译:而当无光线的时候，这些细胞就变回普通的细胞 没有产生不良的后果)
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