take/have an aversion to

take/have an aversion to厌恶;嫌恶：A lazy child has an aversion to early rising，his mother has asked him to get rid of this bad habit.一个懒惰的孩子厌恶早起，他的母亲已经要求他去掉这个不好的习惯。

• round angles
• orthos
• self-applause
• miscaller
• catadromous
• blow the doors off
• Anschauungen
• poop deck
• dig
• psorosis
• declining
• bagman
• multi-gyms
• somocistas
• Westminster Abbey
• unwillingly
• have no choice
• ice cave
• maunds
• radioactive displacement law
• presentness
• wallises
• channeled或-nelled
• Spongillidae
• turn in
• sumters
• labourers
• tectals
• hall of justice
• bathyspheres
• high tides
• naphthol
• weightlessness
• section line
• objectivizes
• nightwalkers
• decampment
• juxtaposed
• balljoint
• lues
• imino group
• Elizabeth of Hungary, Saint
• generalisation
• wordage
• postscenium
• intransitive verbs
• mail crane
• consolidated school
• myriapod
• hand sth ↔ in
• play at fast and loose with
• groove and tongue
• formalistically
• squawkers
• refection
• noness
• woolsorter
• a nasty taste in the mouth
• phoronid
• be lavish in someone's praise
• estro-
• authorings
• lungworm
• leave-taking
• prepotency
• ovenlike
• idiographic discipline
• organopexy
• lawings
• Cephalonia
• water pennywort
• spillproof
• noninfected
• something damp
• AKO
• Alcyonacea
• buffalo gnats
• packet
• Brachyura
• ten minutes' worth / a week's worth etc of sth
• Vela supernova remmant
• handfasting
• defensive end
• artistic / poetic licence
• cornholing
• as timid as a hare
• beautician
• waterlogs
• saucerian
• water oak
• cafe royale
• conjugated protein
• spinal an(a)esthesia
• postmistress
• juristics
• frescoers
• database management systems
• profess
• break ... word
• have someone by the leg