1.使人不愉快的;令人发火的
1.“displease”的现在分词
1.The present participle of displease
1.R&B singer Amerie, as lacking in acting skills as she is a last name, plays the part with a crowd-displeasing chip on her shoulder.
R&B歌手艾蜜蕊在演技不足，因为她是最后一个演员，饰演一个在她的肩膀人群不高兴芯片的一部分。
2.She rejects him immediately, displeasing her mother but immensely satisfying her father who is fonder of her than of his other daughters.
伊丽莎白当即加以拒绝，这使得她母亲很不高兴，却让喜欢她甚于其余女儿的父亲感到十分满意。
3.But her features were not displeasing, and she was said to have much wit and personal charm.
但她的相貌还是惹人喜爱的，据说她智慧超人，具有一种独特的魅力。
4.To move from the cabin of our raft for a night-time watch is initially displeasing.
开始的时候我们并不认为夜间从船舱里走出来值夜是一件有趣的事情。
5.She thought him insipid, silly, stupid, useless, foppish, displeasing, impertinent, and extremely ugly.
她觉得他庸俗、笨拙、愚蠢、无用、浮夸、讨厌、无礼并且还非常丑。
6.We are all born with a sin nature that makes us think and say and do things that are displeasing to God.
我们生下来就有一个罪性，这个罪性使我们所说，所想所做的不讨神的喜悦。
7.Indicate sth. Displeasing that will happen to the subject.
表示会发生在主语身上的一件不愉快的事。
8.When Annan takes positions in public that are displeasing to the Bush Administration , it unleadhes its attack dogs.
当安南在公众面前的表现不能取悦布什政府的时候，美国就会攻击他。
9.A certain act is regarded as displeasing to a pine principle.
有的行为是不被神的原则而赞成的。
10.They could hardly be more different in temperament and technique, though both have paid a steep price for displeasing the censors.
两人的性情和拍摄手法迥异于彼此，然而却都曾经因触怒内地电影审查机构而付出代价。