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distaste

/dɪsˈteɪst/

Translations

distastenoun

distastes

dégoûtAu sens de répugnance ou d'aversion.

She expressed her distaste for the new policy during the meeting.

Elle a exprimé son dégoût pour la nouvelle politique pendant la réunion.

Additional translations

arrière-goûtAu sens de goût désagréable persistant après avoir mangé ou bu.

Synonyms

distasteverb

distasted

Past Simple

distasted

Past Participle

distasting

Gerund

/dɪsˈteɪst/

Archaic or rare; chiefly literary.

dégoûterSens causatif: provoquer de l'aversion ou du déplaisir.

The rancid smell distasted the diners.

L'odeur rance a dégoûté les convives.

Additional translations

avoir du dégoût pourSens de ressenti personnel; tournure plus naturelle en français.

Synonyms

put off

turn off

appall

alienate

Definitions

distastenoun

A feeling of aversion or dislike towards something.

She expressed her distaste for the new policy during the meeting.

An unpleasant flavour or aftertaste.

The medicine left a distaste in her mouth.

distasteverb

To cause someone to feel aversion or dislike; to disgust.

The rancid smell distasted the diners.

To feel aversion or dislike for; to find something disagreeable.

He secretly distasted the flattery of his subordinates.