If you feel antipathetic towards someone or something, you strongly do not like them, or you stand against what they want. The feeling is big, not a small “I don’t fancy that.” It often takes to or towards: antipathetic to an idea, antipathetic towards a person.

If you feel antipathetic towards someone or something如果你對某人或某件事感到antipathetic you strongly do not like them你就是很不喜歡他們 or you stand against what they want或反對他們想要的東西 The feeling is big這種感覺是強烈的 not a small “I don’t fancy that.”不是小小的「我不太喜歡那個」 It often takes to or towards常常搭配to或towards antipathetic to an idea對一個想法antipathetic antipathetic towards a person對一個人antipathetic

People use this word in careful writing more than in everyday talk. You will hear “I don’t like him” a hundred times before you hear “I feel antipathetic towards him.” Though actually, many speakers reach for hostile or “I can’t stand them” instead, because those sit more easily in the mouth.

People use this word人們用這個字 in careful writing多半在講究的書面文字裡 more than in everyday talk比在日常對話裡更常見 You will hear “I don’t like him”你會先聽到「我不喜歡他」 a hundred times聽上一百次 before you hear才會聽到 “I feel antipathetic towards him.”「我對他感到antipathetic」 Though actually不過事實上 many speakers reach for hostile許多人會改用hostile or “I can’t stand them” instead或「我受不了他們」 because those sit more easily in the mouth因為那些說起來比較順口

It can describe a person, a feeling, or a stance — not only a passing mood.

It can describe它可以形容 a person, a feeling, or a stance一個人、一種感覺、或一個立場 not only a passing mood不只是一時的情緒