repulsion

英 [rɪˈpʌlʃn]

美 [rɪˈpʌlʃn]

n.  嫌恶感; 强烈的反感; 憎恶; 排斥力; 斥力

复数：repulsions　

GRETEM8医学

BNC.25014 / COCA.24076

牛津词典

noun

• 嫌恶感；强烈的反感；憎恶
  a feeling of very strong dislike of sth that you find extremely unpleasant
• 排斥力；斥力
  the force by which objects tend to push each other away
  1. the forces of attraction and repulsion
     引力和斥力

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 厌恶;憎恶;反感
  Repulsionis an extremely strong feeling of disgust.
  1. She gave a dramatic shudder of repulsion.
     她恶心得直发抖。
• N-UNCOUNT 排斥力;推斥力
  Repulsionis a force that pushes two things apart, such as the force that there is in magnets.
  1. ...the electric repulsion between charged electrons.
     带电电子之间的电荷斥力

英英释义

noun

• the act of repulsing or repelling an attack
  Synonym:standoff
• intense aversion
  Synonym:repugnancerevulsionhorror
• the force by which bodies repel one another
  Synonym:repulsive force

双语例句

• There's less attraction, more repulsion than in this case.
  比这种情况有较弱的吸引作用，更强的排斥作用。
• The repulsion between the electrons makes it energetically more favorable for the electrons to avoid each other.
  电子间的排斥有力地促使电子反应回避。
• The discovery of electric repulsion soon led to the introduction of a two-fluid theory that rivalled the one-fluid theory.
  电斥力发现后不久，人们即采用了两种电流质理论，这种理论与单一电流质理论相抗衡。
• The first term is the screened Coulomb repulsion.
  第一项是屏蔽的库仑排斥项。
• We must conclude that when the distance between the molecules is very small, there is force of repulsion.
  我们必须断定当分子间距离很小时，就存在互相排斥的力量。
• She gave a dramatic shudder of repulsion.
  她恶心得直发抖。
• To Kant we owe the completed theory of matter as the unity of repulsion and attraction.
  这不能不归功于康德，康德完成了物质的理论，因为他认为物质是斥力和引力的统一。
• This is the repulsion, not the repulsion.
  这是斥力，不是斥力。
• In today's experiment you will harness the power of magnetic repulsion to make a magnet levitate.
  今天的实验中，你将利用磁性拒斥的作用来制作一个飘浮磁铁。
• Activity was begun and maintained by the law of attraction and repulsion: positive and negative, attracting each other and repelling themselves, maintained the form and action of all things.
  活动是由吸引和排斥法则启动和维护的：正和负、互相吸引和排斥，维持着一切事物的形式和行动。