displeases

英 [dɪsˈpliːzɪz]

美 [dɪsˈpliːzɪz]

v. 使恼怒; 使生气; 使不悦
displease的第三人称单数

VERB 使不愉快;使生气;得罪;惹怒
If something or someone displeases you, they make you annoyed or rather angry.
1. Not wishing to displease her, he avoided answering the question.
  为了不惹她生气，他对这个问题避而不答。

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They did evil in my sight and chose what displeases me.
反倒行我眼中看为恶的，拣选我所不喜悦的。
This means paying attention to your real needs, treating yourself not just fairly but kindly, and standing up for yourself even if that displeases people around you.
这意味着把注意力放在你的真正需求上，不但要公平而且要善待自己，为自己捍卫、撑腰，即便这会让你周围的人都不高兴。
When the individual is made the judge, jury and executioner of whomsoever displeases him, what becomes of law, of order, of civilization?
当一个人成了那个冒犯了他的人的法官、审员、死刑执行者时，还会有什麽法律、程、文明？
While some girls are cast out after delivering and weaning a boy, Suman still lives in the household following the birth of her own, though says she is beaten when she displeases her in-laws.
一些生下男孩的女子，等到孩子断奶后就会被赶走，但苏曼生下儿子后仍然留在了这个家里。不过她说，每次惹公婆不高兴了，她就会挨打。
Nothing displeases me more than loud talking.
没有比大声谈话更使我不高兴的了。
He often displeases his wife.
他经常使他妻子不悦。