repulsed

UK
/rɪˈpʌlst/
US
/rɪˈpʌlst/
repulsedadjektiv
more repulsed
Komp.
most repulsed
Super.
UK
/rɪˈpʌlst/
US
/rɪˈpʌlst/
Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Feeling intense distaste or disgust.
She was repulsed by the sight of the spoiled food.
Driven back or repelled, especially in a military or physical sense.
The repulsed invaders retreated across the border.
repulseverb

repulsed

Präteritum

repulsed
Präteritum
repulsed
Partizip Perfekt
repulsing
Gerundium
UK
/rɪˈpʌls/
US
/rɪˈpʌls/
Übersetzungen
The army managed to repulse the enemy attack.
Армии удалось отразить атаку врага.
They tried to repulse the invaders from their land.
Они пытались отбить захватчиков с их земли.
His rude behavior tends to repulse people.
Его грубое поведение склонно отталкивать людей.
Definitionen
To drive back or repel an attack or an attacker.
The army managed to repulse the enemy forces at the border.
To cause someone to feel intense distaste or disgust.
The sight of the spoiled food repulsed him.
To firmly reject or refuse (an offer, proposal, or someone's advances).
The committee repulsed the proposal as being too risky.
repulsesubstantiv
Definitionen
The act of driving back or repelling an attack or an enemy.
The army's repulse of the invaders was swift and decisive.
A feeling of intense distaste or aversion.
She felt a strong repulse at the sight of the gruesome scene.