disgustedly

简明释义

英[dɪsˈɡʌstɪdli]美[dɪsˈɡʌstɪdli]

adv. 厌烦地

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1.Walking a few yards from the pit, I kicked disgustedly at the dirt.

我从沙坑里走出几码远，气愤地踢着沙土。

2.Harvey grunted disgustedly as he tossed in his cards.

哈维扔下了牌，厌烦地嘟哝着。

3."It's a little late for that," Ritter said disgustedly.

“对那来说有点迟了。”里特厌恶地说。

4.Walking a few yards from the pit, I kicked disgustedly at the dirt.

我从沙坑里走出几码远，气愤地踢着沙土。

5.'This champagne is warm!', he said disgustedly.

“这香槟酒是温的！”他气愤地说。

6.The children reacted disgustedly to the idea of eating insects.

孩子们对吃昆虫的想法感到厌恶。

7.He threw the magazine down disgustedly after seeing the misleading headlines.

看到那些误导性的标题后，他厌恶地把杂志扔下。

8.He shook his head disgustedly when he saw the mess in the kitchen.

当他看到厨房的乱象时，厌恶地摇了摇头。

9.She sighed disgustedly after reading the rude comments online.

在阅读了网上的粗鲁评论后，她厌恶地叹了口气。

10.She looked at the spoiled food disgustedly.

她厌恶地看着变质的食物。

作文

In a small town, there lived a young girl named Lily. She was known for her cheerful disposition and love for nature. Every afternoon, she would stroll through the local park, admiring the vibrant flowers and listening to the cheerful songs of the birds. However, one day, as she walked through her favorite path, she encountered something that made her stop in her tracks. There, right in front of her, lay a pile of trash littered across the beautiful green grass. The sight was so appalling that Lily could hardly believe her eyes. She looked around, hoping to see someone who might help clean up this mess. Instead, she saw some teenagers laughing and throwing more garbage onto the ground. Disgusted by their behavior, she shook her head and thought to herself, 'How can they be so careless about our environment?' With a heavy heart, she approached the group, her expression filled with concern. When she finally spoke, it was with a voice that trembled slightly but was firm nonetheless. 'Excuse me,' she said, 'but do you realize how much damage you are causing to our planet? This park is a place for everyone to enjoy, and you are ruining it.' The teenagers looked at her, some with surprise, others with indifference. One of them shrugged and replied, 'It's just a little trash. It doesn't matter.' Hearing this, Lily felt a wave of frustration wash over her. She couldn't understand how anyone could be so dismissive of such an important issue. Her heart sank as she realized that many people didn’t share her love for the environment. Feeling a mix of anger and sadness, she responded disgustedly (厌恶地), 'It matters because every piece of trash adds up. If everyone thought like you, our planet would be unrecognizable.' The teenagers merely laughed and continued their antics, leaving Lily feeling even more defeated. Determined not to let their actions ruin her day, she decided to take matters into her own hands. She spent the next few hours collecting the litter scattered throughout the park. With each piece of trash she picked up, she felt a sense of purpose. Although she was alone in her efforts, she hoped that her actions would inspire others to care about their surroundings. As the sun began to set, the park looked noticeably cleaner. Lily stood back and admired her work, feeling a sense of accomplishment. While she knew that one person's efforts might not change the world, she believed that every small action counts. That evening, as she walked home, she reflected on the day's events. The encounter with the teenagers had left her shaken, yet it also fueled her passion for environmental advocacy. She resolved to organize a community cleanup event, hoping to rally her neighbors to join her cause. In her heart, she knew that together, they could make a difference. The experience taught her that while it is easy to feel disgustedly (厌恶地) about the actions of others, it is far more productive to channel that energy into positive action. From that day forward, Lily became a vocal advocate for the environment, reminding everyone that caring for our planet is a responsibility we all share. Through her efforts, she inspired many to join her in protecting their beloved park, proving that even in the face of indifference, one person can spark change.

在一个小镇上，住着一个名叫莉莉的小女孩。她以开朗的性格和对大自然的热爱而闻名。每天下午，她都会在当地公园散步，欣赏生机勃勃的花朵，聆听鸟儿的欢快歌唱。然而，有一天，当她走在自己最喜欢的小路上时，遇到了让她停下脚步的事情。就在她面前，漂亮的绿草地上满是垃圾。这个场景让莉莉感到震惊，她几乎不敢相信自己的眼睛。她环顾四周，希望能看到有人来帮忙清理这个烂摊子。相反，她看到一些青少年在嬉笑打闹，还往地上扔更多的垃圾。莉莉对此行为感到非常厌恶，她摇了摇头，心里想：“他们怎么能对我们的环境如此不在乎？”带着沉重的心情，她走向那群人，脸上满是关切。当她终于开口时，声音虽然微微颤抖，但却坚定无比。“对不起，”她说，“你们知道自己对我们星球造成了多大的伤害吗？这个公园是大家都能享受的地方，而你们正在毁掉它。”那些青少年看着她，有些人惊讶，有些人却无动于衷。其中一个人耸耸肩，回答道：“这只是一点垃圾，没关系。”听到这话，莉莉感到一阵挫败感袭来。她无法理解为什么有人会对如此重要的问题如此漠视。她的心沉了下来，意识到许多人并不分享她对环境的热爱。感到愤怒和悲伤交织在一起，她disgustedly（厌恶地）回应道：“这很重要，因为每一片垃圾都会积累。如果每个人都像你这样想，我们的星球将会变得面目全非。”那些青少年只是笑着继续他们的恶作剧，留下莉莉感到更加失落。决心不让他们的行为毁掉自己的一天，她决定采取行动。接下来的几个小时里，她在公园里捡起散落的垃圾。随着她捡起的每一片垃圾，她感到一种使命感。尽管她独自一人在努力，但她希望自己的行动能够激励其他人关心他们的环境。随着太阳开始落山，公园看起来明显更干净了。莉莉站在一旁，欣赏自己的成果，感到一阵成就感。虽然她知道一个人的努力可能无法改变世界，但她相信每一个小行动都是有意义的。那天晚上，当她回家的时候，思考着当天的事件。与青少年的遭遇让她感到动摇，但也激发了她对环境倡导的热情。她决心组织一次社区清理活动，希望能团结邻居们加入她的事业。她心里明白，只有大家齐心协力，才能真正有所改变。这次经历教会她，虽然对他人的行为感到disgustedly（厌恶地）是很容易的，但将这种情绪转化为积极行动则要有意义得多。从那天起，莉莉成为了一名环境保护的积极倡导者，提醒大家保护我们的星球是我们共同的责任。通过她的努力，她激励了许多人加入她的行列，保护他们心爱的公园，证明即使面对冷漠，一个人也能引发改变。