distaste - definition of distaste


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English - Definition of distaste

n. dislike, disgust, loathing

v. be ... away, be distant, set back

v. be far

English To Spanish - distaste

s. aversión, disgusto, hastío, repugnancia, sinsabor

English To French - distaste

n. indignation, répugnance

English To German - distaste

n. Widerwillen, Abneigung

English To Italian - distaste

s. antipatia, avversione, ripugnanza

English To Portuguese - distaste

s. desgosto; tédio

English To Russian - distaste

с. неприязнь, отвращение

English To Turkish - distaste

i. sevmeme, hoşlanmama, tiksinme, nefret

English To Albanian - distaste

n. mospëlqim, neveri

v. pëlqej: nuk më pëlqen fare

English To Dutch - distaste

zn. afkeer (van), aversie (tegen)

English To Greek - distaste

ουσ. αντιπάθεια, αποστροφή

ρήμ. αηδία

English To ChineseS - distaste

(名) 讨厌; 嫌恶

English To ChineseT - distaste

(名) 討厭; 嫌惡

English To Japanese - distaste

(名) 嫌うこと, 嫌悪, 嫌気

English To Korean - distaste

명. 싫증, 혐오, 싫어함

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Synonyms for distaste
loathing: gorge, sickness, abhorrence, surfeit, disrelish, disgust, hatred

Tenses for distaste
Present participle: distasting
Present: distaste (3.person: distastes)
Past: distasted
Future: will distaste
Present conditional: would distaste
Present Perfect: have distasted (3.person: has distasted)
Past Perfect: had distasted
Future Perfect: will have distasted
Past conditional: would have distasted