averse

UK
/əˈvɜːs/
US
/əˈvɝːs/
averseadjective
more averse
Comp.
most averse
Super.
Traduzioni
réfractaire àSe dit surtout avec la préposition « à » pour exprimer une forte répugnance ou réticence.
She was averse to the idea of working late on weekends.
Elle était réfractaire à l'idée de travailler tard le week-end.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
hostile àEmployé dans un registre plus général pour marquer une opposition nette.
Definizioni
Having a strong dislike of or opposition to something.
She was averse to the idea of working late on weekends.
averseverb
aversed
Past Simple
aversed
Past Participle
aversing
Gerund
UK
/əˈvɜːs/
US
/əˈvɝːs/
Archaic, rare; chiefly found in older texts meaning ‘turn away, avert’.
Definizioni
To turn away or ward off (something, especially an undesirable occurrence).
The vigilant guards hoped their watchfulness would averse any surprise attack.