averse信息详情
adj.反对的；不愿意的
adverse───adj.不利的；相反的；敌对的（名词adverseness，副词adversely）
avers───vt.断言，极力声明；主张；n.(Aver)人名；(法、俄、塞)阿韦尔
verse───n.诗，诗篇；韵文；诗节；vi.作诗；vt.使熟练，使精通；
aversely───厌恶地
aversive───adj.反感的；嫌恶的
traverse───v.穿过；来回移动；反驳；阻挠；详细研究；旋转；n.穿过；横挡；（大炮等的）横转装置；测量导线；（壕沟的）土护墙；adj.横贯的；n.(Traverse)（加、美、法、英）特拉韦尔斯（人名）
asperse───v.诽谤，中伤；（教会）洒圣水于
average───n.平均；平均数；（海损的）平均分担；平均水平；（按保单规定应付赔偿额的）降减；adj.平均（数）的；普通的；典型的；平庸的；中等的，适中的；v.算出……的平均数；将……平均分配；使……平衡；平均为，平均达到；呈中间色；（行情下跌时）买进更多的证券（或商品）以降低平均进价
averred───v.断言；（支持申诉时）证明……属实（aver的过去式及过去分词）
He was averse to any change.───他反对任何改变。
He's not averse to publicity, of the right kind.───他不反对宣传，只要是正当的。
I mentioned it to Kate and she wasn't averse to the idea.───我向凯特提起这个想法，她不反对。
People who regard themselves as risk-averse will assemble portfolios of highly similar stocks that all seem to be 'safe. '───认为自己属于避险型投资者的人，会把看上去全都保险、同时高度相似的股票放在一个组合里。
The British tend to be risk-averse culturally, he said, and perceived the Americans as unrealistic.───他说，英国人则习惯于规避风险，认为美国人不切实际。
I'm not averse to a bit of leg-pulling, but deep down inside me I'm actually quite serious.───我是喜欢说几句俏皮话，但是我的心里却异常严肃；
Some go further and argue that in the new world order, Asia's solid fundamentals make it a haven for the risk-averse.───还有人走得更远，认为在世界新秩序中，亚洲坚固的基本面使其成为避险安全港。
That said, he wouldn't be averse to you showing up in an Uma Thurman "Pulp Fiction" wig, or even suggesting a private costume party for two.───这是在说，他并不介意你改变下造型，比如乌玛·瑟曼在低俗小说里的造型，或者甚至你们来个私人的变装派对。
She was one of the few stay-at-home moms in Ramsey Hill and was famously averse to speaking well of herself or ill of anybody else.───她是拉姆齐山为数不多的几个全职妈妈之一，出了名的不喜欢说自己的好话，也同样出了名的不喜欢说别人的坏话。
I don't smoke cigarettes, but I'm not averse to the occasional cigar.