| 词汇 | example_english_dislike |
| 释义 | Examples of dislikeThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. He disliked teaching twice a week in the school because the children misbehaved. He especially dislikes the economists' commitment to efficiency. She dislikes clinical method because" years of clinical experience is not the same thing as empirical evidence". The children would be asked to choose someone they liked to talk about, and then someone they disliked. As with parental attendance at lessons, no one who receives help with practice dislikes it. Individuals are able to set goals according to their own likes and dislikes. No ruler, therefore, could force his more powerful subjects to accept innovations which they really disliked. More cognitively, do we not feel rapport when discovering that another person shares our likes and dislikes? Local authority contracts officers and purchasers, anxious not to (be seen to) waste money, therefore generally disliked such contracts. Much of his analysis then depends on how intensely and how widely it is thus disliked. If a person strongly disliked one party and strongly liked another, they would receive a high score on both preference measures. The president similarly values cabinet members from his coalition, and dislikes ministers from the premier's coalition. We cannot conclude that the identified group was disliked more than all other groups in the nation. While in principle hereditary monarchy may have been disliked, it rarely took centre-stage in the analysis. He especially disliked the fact that she went out after the curfew to carry out her activities and meet with other activists. He dislikes the many books that have come out on this subject that concentrate on dramatic actions on the high seas. He regards mere preferences, likes or dislikes, as non-rational. Shields and colleagues reported being discouraged by how quickly the maltreated children were disliked upon entering a new social group. Condoms were universally disliked, with a plea made to improve the sensitivity level and charge a higher price if necessary. According to villagers interviewed, the dead holy person disliked the sound of drums, and their playing was thus forbidden for fear of retribution. Frequencies of liking (like most) and disliking (like least) nominations were tabulated for each child and standardized within classrooms. Depending on whether the critic likes or dislikes the particular lesson, the novel has been praised or criticized. I disliked the small single-columned fragments of text below diagrams where it is crowded and easily initially overlooked by the reader. The other two parts of the collection offer similarly mixed bags of material ; readers will have their own likes and dislikes. Other physicians, while disliking the constraints and moral compromises involved in commercialism, comply with them because the system seems overwhelming and inevitable. The total number of received liking and disliking nominations was also calculated. From a different perspective, results could also be interpreted as an age-dependent decline in liking instead of an increase in disliking. Many respondents gave very explicit details of their dietary likes and dislikes and stated that they wished dietary vitamin supplements or holistic diets. Although he concludes with an account of the supposed plot and exclusion debate he rightly dislikes the narrow restrictiveness of these terms. The questionnaire invited residents to identify aspects of home life which they liked, disliked or would change. He particularly dislikes the idea of using accuracy rates as quantitative criteria for measuring development because of their arbitrary nature and prefers the emergence. One bloc, while supporting the principal of mandatory vaccination disliked the senate's bill. Conservatives disliked the idea of a guaranteed annual income for people who did not work. Patients were asked whether there was anything they particularly liked or disliked about the clinic. First, the questionnaire was designed so that the tolerance questions did not necessarily ask about the group identified as most disliked in 1998. By comparison, monasteries, while sufficiently disliked, were unglamorous and little understood. He dislikes being on his diuretics and his lactulose. Another put down copulation then went to some lengths to tell the others it was only the word she disliked. By 1790 his position had not substantially changed, as he accepted his role as a censor, even if he disliked his superior. Ending up on a team one dislikes won't do much for the team whether that team is athletic or medical. The intensity and duration of the training event were disliked and were considered to be part of the cost of volunteering. They also disliked the feeling that they had been ' passed on ' to someone else once the care was in place. There were also grandfathers, and remoter great-aunts, who became anchor figures for a child ; while on the other hand, one co-residing grandmother was actively disliked. In other words, dislikes related more to aspects of how moving experiences are organised and managed than to the actual activity of moving. He disliked the dust of archives and record offices and liked to say 'all official secrets are in print'. The number of disliking nominations was subtracted from the number of liking nominations, resulting in a restandardized social preference score. After delivery, women evaluated their experiences by completing structured questionnaires to indicate their likes and dislikes about their care. Products that are liked by similar-minded people will have priority over products that are disliked. At the start of the trial, several patients reported that they strongly disliked having to take medication. The identity of the group of course is not held constant in this analysis; only its status as most disliked is controlled. We queried the respondents about their tolerance of their most disliked group and of another highly disliked group. Most critics disliked what they saw as a discontinuity between character and voice. Quarriers, like all labor aristocracies, disliked being por trayed as navvies. By comparison, consumer attitudes are likes and dislikes. Respite admission or day care may be disliked by the patient but be essential to ease the caring burden. They disliked nationalisation but, after 1952, had no plans to denationalise anything. Discriminant function analyses revealed that the symptomatic, externalizing, and disliked patterns were systematically related to victimization. As far as emotional mood is concerned, most children liked 'lively' and 'relaxing' music, and disliked 'boring' music. Most of the participants (49.2 per cent) reported liking, and only 17.5 per cent disliking the music. Thus, respondents are invited to provide up to five likes and five dislikes for each of the two major-party candidates. More than that, she actively disliked men and women whose claims on her attention were based solely on inherited wealth and status. The ways in which individuals dealt with integrating into a system which officially sought to exclude them and which many disliked ideologically is then examined. A discourse dislikes medical experimentation and endorses the ' ancient and approved ' remedies. Political intolerance has typically been conceptualized as an unwillingness to extend expressive rights to disliked groups or individuals. In the former instance, 49 per cent are discriminatory in their opposition to rallies - reserving such opposition only when the message is disliked. The composer dislikes and seeks to avoid reverberations which imply a room-based acoustic by creating spaces less immediately attributable to confinement (personal communication). About 30% of the responders said that they had no dislikes. On the contrary, he dislikes "contextualism" because he believes that it produces a misguided understanding of ideas and reduces the autonomy of individual thinkers. He has his strong dislikes and, in particular, he has never been a committee man. They disliked formalism, deductions, and abstractions in classical legal orthodoxy. 31. The rule r4 states that it is forbidden that agent 1 shares a table with at least one or more agents he dislikes. They never seemed to know why people disliked them. He usurped the judicial authority by trying capital cases and exerting punishment by death, exile, or confiscation of property of those he disliked or whose property he desired. To these respondents, it is irrelevant whether the group is liked or disliked; it only matters that the group is engaged in an activity that is deemed distasteful. Selecting actions the animal believes will obtain what it wants or avoid what it dislikes or fears is an efficient way to use a central nervous system. I am inclined to think not, even though such requests are surely forms of acting against, trying to negate, or trying to avoid enduring something one dislikes. Other disliked words came nowhere near. Personal likes and dislikes of the ruler were supposed to be lower in priority compared to the great task of selecting able officials to work for the realm. If some nation dislikes its designation, it can change its name in its own language and territory, but it cannot demand other nations to make changes in their languages. The second part of the article will examine how members of the middle class dealt with their achievements in a system that officially endorsed their exclusion and that many disliked. He dislikes attempts to measure research, he rejects rhetorical conceits which marginalize academic critics in ivory towers, and he is coruscating on le trahison des intellectuels. However, a does not present as the kind of child who would typically try to please his teacher, especially regarding an area of the curriculum which he had previously disliked. All her contributions were acknowledged, valued and supported, even if slightly more challenging and alternative responses occurred at times, for example regarding her fear of being disliked. In turn, as the child then calls upon these negative strategies with peers or teachers in the classroom, the likelihood of being rejected or disliked increases. An indicator of how much someone favours a party can be obtained by taking the value given on the likes and dislikes scale that ranges from 0 to 10. The providers disliked the competition. Authors found an increase in disliking for classical (unconventional) music from grade 1 to 4 (7-10 years) and a constant level of liking for conventional (popular) music. Comfort and wellbeing were assessed by asking the participants about how they felt at different stages of the walks and about their likes and dislikes regarding features of the environment. She elected to be interviewed at home, and said that the way in which the staff assumed control of her medication was one of several reasons why she disliked attending. If the reader dislikes the fact that in the last step we only got 2t classes instead of 2 () classes, then we could change the above proof in several ways. One student wrote that she wanted to remain 'open-minded' about the possibilities of the study, and her entries mentioned her likes and dislikes as the course progressed. They have an intimate understanding of their likes, dislikes, hopes, fears, preferences, how they have lived their lives, and how they want to continue to do so. Local farmers can benefit when there is increased demand by refugees for local food (especially when the food aid provided by international organisations is unfamiliar and disliked). Neither dislikes what the other prefers. No subway is to the liking of interchange passengers, and this one is especially disliked. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 They suffer from a kind of unctuous rectitude which is disliked by foreigners and their overseas kinsmen. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 I agree that taxation is disliked by everybody. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Sanctions have always been disliked by all our constituents. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 I will not go into the reasons why so many of us disliked that principle. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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