revolting信息详情
adj.叛乱的，背叛的；令人讨厌的，使人厌恶的
v.反叛，造反；使反感（revolt的现在分词）
revolving───adj.旋转的；v.旋转（revolve的ing形式）
revoting───改版
reviolating───重审
revoltingly───adv.背叛地；讨厌地；令人恶心地
devolving───vi.被移交；转让；vt.转移；移交；使滚下；衰落
devoting───v.致力于，奉献于；把……用于，作……专用；降祸于，诅咒
evolving───v.（使）逐渐发展；进化；释放气体（或热量）（evolve的现在分词）
remelting───n.[冶]重熔；再熔化；v.再熔化（remelt的ing形式）
resulting───v.发生，产生；导致，致使（result的现在分词）；adj.因而发生的，作为结果的
The stew looked revolting.───这道煨菜看上去令人作呕。
To stop consumers from revolting, he was prepared to phase in those curbs slowly.───为阻止消费者的反抗，他准备缓慢而逐步地推行气体排放限制。
smell in the cell was revolting.───的味道令人作呕。
What I allude to is the unbroken and agonizing ugliness, the sheer revolting monstrousness, of every house in sight.───我所指的是完整的和痛苦的丑陋，纯粹的反抗残暴，每看到的房子。
It's good that you're thinking about your scent, but having too much fragrance on your body can be just as revolting.───关心自己的体味是件好事，但太多的香味只能招来反感。
This was revolting to God, and those Israelites guilty of this were to be stoned to death.───这是上帝极憎恶的事，以色列人若犯这种罪就要用石头打死。
That he had been crucified so young, before his mother's eyes, was even more revolting.───他那么年轻就在他母亲眼前被人给钉在十字架上，可真够骇人的了。
Although Roberta Smith of the New York Times called the title "repulsive" , it would appear it wasn't revolting enough to be remembered.───虽然纽约时报的罗伯塔·史密斯声称它“令人生厌”，但这个噱头的轰动效应明显不够。
As a reward of revolting the ruthless oppression, Jane got a chance to be a tutor in Thornfield Garden.───作为反抗压迫的奖励，简爱得到了在桑菲尔德花园做家庭教师的机会。
The barracks of the government force was attacked by the revolting soldiers.