abhor怎么读？
英 [əb'hɔː] 美 [æb'hɔː] .
1.vt.&vi.深恶痛绝；憎恶，厌恶 I abhor war and violence of any kind. 我痛恨战争和一切暴力行为。 He was born into a family where gambling had been abhorred for generations. 他出生在一个几代人都深恶痛绝赌博的家庭里。
2.vt. 极度讨厌(某事物) You can never say you are bored with reading， especially if you really love books or learning new things – but there will be times when the only thing that seems to help is to go out and do something completely different——like going on holiday. 在读书的过程中，你不可能总是说“我无聊透顶”的，尤其是当你真的很爱看书或学习新事物的时候。但是有时唯一能让心情好转的方法就是马上离开去做其他事情——比如去度假。 因此可以引申为“对…感到厌烦到极点”、“受不了…的刺激而逃开” We were just getting started when her phone rang. She abhorred interruptions so I answered it. 我们刚开始演奏时她的电话响了，她最讨厌被打扰了，所以我接了电话。
3.vt. 对…有反感 There seemed no reason why he should feel such abhorrence towards me. 他似乎没什么理由对我如此反感。
4.v.
1）回避；避免 She decided not to have dinner at home because she found the thought of cooking too abhorrent. 她决定不在家吃晚饭，因为想到要做饭她就觉得厌烦至极。
2）(对某事)感到恶心，作呕 He made a face as though he were about to vomit with abhorrence. 他做出欲呕吐的表情，似乎对他来说那令人作呕。