shunned

英 [ʃʌnd]

美 [ʃʌnd]

v.  避开; 回避; 避免
shun的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：shunned　过去式：shunned　

COCA.44913

柯林斯词典

• VERB 刻意避开;有意回避
  If youshunsomeone or something, you deliberately avoid them or keep away from them.
  1. From that time forward everybody shunned him...
     从那时候起，每个人都有意回避他。
  2. He has always shunned publicity...
     他一直有意避开媒体的关注。
  3. This extremist organization has shunned conventional politics.
     这个极端主义组织有意避开了传统政治。

双语例句

• From that time forward everybody shunned him
  从那时候起，每个人都有意回避他。
• The janitor had spread the word about Kessler to the others on the floor, and they shunned him as a dirty old man.
  这位管理员向同层其他人散布关于岂儿斯勒的流言蜚语，大伙都把他看作一个邋遢老头而躲开他。
• But when she tried to caress him, the boy shunned her.
  可是当她底手去抚摸他底时候，他又躲闪开了。
• He was a shy man who shunned all publicity.
  他是个害羞的人，总是避一切公开场合。
• At last, despised and shunned as he deserved to be, he died.
  最后，他活该受到鄙视和厌弃，终于死了。
• In that society, of course, cripples were to be pitied and shunned.
  在那个社会里，跛子当然应受到怜悯和规避。
• Most international investors shunned Greece a long time ago, scared off by its never-ending debt crisis.
  大部分国际投资者在很久前就已经放弃希腊了，原因是不见尽头的债务危机。
• They were more lethargic and less pleasure-seeking than normal mice. They also shunned their pups.
  与普通老鼠相比，它们更嗜睡，更不愿寻找乐趣，还会躲避其幼仔。
• He is a person to be shunned.
  他是一个谁见着谁就躲避的人。
• And those who dared to gainsay the wisdom of the fathers were shunned by all decent people.
  那些否定祖先的智慧的人会遭到所有正派的人的冷落。