averse from

基本解释

Even of late my people is risen up as an enemy: ye pull off the robe with the garment from them that pass by securely as men averse from war.
然而，近来我的民兴起如仇敌，从那些安然经过不愿打仗之人身上剥去外衣。
After the absence of state provision, most owners still prefer to gain the decision-making right of the commons while averse from the matching duty of providing.
政府退出供给之后，绝大多数业主的认知状态是：趋于支配共享资源决策权利、同时回避与之对应、对等的供给共享资源的责任，缺乏市场条件下自我治理的决策知识。
Man, Malthus wrote, and he must have meantwoman too, is “inert, sluggish, and averse from labour, unless compelled bynecessity.” But necessity, he added, gives hope
马尔萨斯写道，人（他一定也指女人）有“惰性、迟钝，而且厌恶劳动，除非迫于需要。”

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