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distaste

UK
/dɪsˈteɪst/
US
/dɪsˈteɪst/

Translations

distastenoun
distastes
pl
She felt a strong distaste for the rude behavior.
Она почувствовала сильное отвращение к грубому поведению.
His distaste for spicy food was well known.
Его неприязнь к острой пище была хорошо известна.
Additional translations
антипатия
неприятие
Synonyms
dislike
revulsion
hatred
disdain
loathing
antipathy
repugnance
aversion
distasteverb
distasted
Past Simple
distasted
Past Participle
distasting
Gerund
UK
/dɪsˈteɪst/
US
/dɪsˈteɪst/
Archaic or rare; chiefly literary.
испытывать отвращение
She began to distaste the idea of going to the party.
Она начала испытывать отвращение к идее пойти на вечеринку.
Additional translations
гадать с отвращением
не вкусить
Synonyms
nauseate
put off
turn off
appall
alienate
disgust
repel
sicken
offend
revolt

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.
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