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Sturm
dégoût

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. disgust [Brit dɪsˈɡʌst, Am dɪsˈɡəst] N

disgust (physical)
disgust (moral)
écœurement m (at devant)
in disgust
in disgust
to his disgust

II. disgust [Brit dɪsˈɡʌst, Am dɪsˈɡəst] VB trans

disgust (physically)
disgust (morally)

III. disgusted ADJ

écœuré (at, by, with par)

self-disgust N

self-disgust
to wince with pain/disgust
to recoil in horror/in disgust
to turn away in disgust/horror
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francuski
engleski
engleski
disgust (devant at, pour for)
to feel disgust for
with absolute disgust
répugnance pour comportement
disgust for
répugnance pour mensonge, violence
loathing of, disgust for
to fill sb with loathing ou disgust
rebuter travail, activité:
to disgust
with disgust

u rečniku PONS

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I. disgust [dɪsˈgʌst] N no pl

1. disgust (revulsion):

disgust
much to sb's disgust
to step back in disgust from sth
to turn away from sth in disgust

2. disgust (indignation):

disgust

II. disgust [dɪsˈgʌst] VB trans

1. disgust (sicken):

disgust

2. disgust (revolt):

disgust
to be disgusted at sb/sth
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
disgust
with disgust
the disgust he felt for sb/sth
disgust
disgust
to disgust
révolter individu
to disgust
disgust
to disgust
to disgust sb
shudder of disgust
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. disgust [dɪs·ˈgʌst] N

1. disgust (revulsion):

disgust
much to sb's disgust
to step back in disgust from sth
to turn away from sth in disgust

2. disgust (indignation):

disgust

II. disgust [dɪs·ˈgʌst] VB trans

1. disgust (sicken):

disgust

2. disgust (revolt):

disgust
to be disgusted at sb/sth
a sniff of disgust
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
disgust
with disgust
the disgust he felt for sb/sth
disgust
to disgust
révolter individu
to disgust
to disgust
to disgust sb
disgust
shudder of disgust
Present
Idisgust
youdisgust
he/she/itdisgusts
wedisgust
youdisgust
theydisgust
Past
Idisgusted
youdisgusted
he/she/itdisgusted
wedisgusted
youdisgusted
theydisgusted
Present Perfect
Ihavedisgusted
youhavedisgusted
he/she/ithasdisgusted
wehavedisgusted
youhavedisgusted
theyhavedisgusted
Past Perfect
Ihaddisgusted
youhaddisgusted
he/she/ithaddisgusted
wehaddisgusted
youhaddisgusted
theyhaddisgusted