displease
英：[dɪsˈpli:z] 美： [dɪsˈpliz]
displease 基本解释
vt.使生气，使不愉快；冒犯，触怒；
vi.使生气；使不快；
变形
过去式：displeased过去分词：displeased现在分词：displeasing第三人称单数：displeases
英英释义
displease[ dis'pli:z ]
v.give displeasure to
displease 相关例句
双语例句
用作动词(v.)- His actions greatly displease me.
他的举止令我不高兴。 - Her husband's failure to notice her new hairstyle displeased her very much.
她丈夫没注意到她的新发型，这使她大为不快。 - He'd do anything rather than displease his parents.
他无论如何也不会惹父母生气。
权威例句
Crowd DispleasersINTERPRETING OLD BOOKS THAT DISPLEASEINTERPRETING OLD BOOKS THAT DISPLEASELIGO backstory delights and displeasesStavrogin Displeasead; Dream. The Abandoned Villa (poems)INTERPRETING OLD BOOKS THAT DISPLEASE ResponseWhy the "Witches"of Updike Displease FeministsEditor's Remarks: INTERPRETING OLD BOOKS THAT DISPLEASESen. Ted Cruz skips Hispanic Chamber of Commerce summit, displeases Latinos in D.C.New engine emission regs displease environmentalists.(U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's standards for pollution reduction)
