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1 abhorrer
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2 abhorrer
abɔʀe vtto abhor, to loathe* * *[abɔre] verbe transitif -
3 exécrer
exécrer [εgzekʀe]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verb* * *ɛgzekʀeverbe transitif fml to loathe* * *ɛɡzekʀe vtto loathe, to abhor* * *[ɛgzekre] verbe transitif -
4 abomination
abomination [abɔminasjɔ̃]feminine noun( = horreur, crime) abomination* * *abɔminɑsjɔ̃nom féminin abomination* * *abɔminasjɔ̃ nf* * *abomination nf abomination; dire des abominations to say abominable things; avoir qn/qch en abomination to loathe sb/sth.[abɔminasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [acte, propos] abominationce chou-fleur au gratin, c'est une abomination that cauliflower cheese is revoltingavoir quelque chose en abomination to abhor ou to loathe something -
5 exécration
[ɛgzekrasjɔ̃] nom fémininavoir quelque chose en exécration to loathe ou to abhor something -
6 vomir
vomir [vɔmiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. transitive verba. [+ aliments, sang] to vomitb. [+ lave, flammes] to belch forthc. ( = détester) to loathe2. intransitive verb* * *vɔmiʀ
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1) ( recracher) [personne] to bring up [repas, nourriture]; to vomit [bile, sang]2) ( projeter) to spew out [lave, déchets]; to belch [feu, vapeur, fumée]3) ( abhorrer) to loathe
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verbe intransitif [personne] to be sick, to vomitdonner envie de vomir — lit to make [somebody] feel sick; fig to make [somebody] sick
c'est à vomir — fig it makes you sick, it makes you puke (sl)
* * *vɔmiʀ1. vito vomit, to be sickIl a vomi toute la nuit. — He was vomiting all night.
2. vt1) (= régurgiter) to vomit, to bring up2) [volcan, conduit] to belch out, to spew out3) (= détester) to loathe, to abhor* * *vomir verb table: finirA vtr1 ( recracher) [personne] to bring up [repas, nourriture]; to vomit [bile, sang]; il a vomi tout son biberon he brought up all his bottle;3 ( abhorrer) to loathe.B vi [personne] to be sick, to vomit; je vais vomir I'm going to be sick; avoir envie de vomir to feel sick; donner envie de vomir lit to make [sb] feel sick; fig to make [sb] sick; c'est à vomir fig it makes you sick, it makes you puke◑. ⇒ tripe.[vɔmir] verbe transitif[sang, bile] to bring ou to cough up (separable)[foule] to spew forth (inseparable)[insultes] to spew out (inseparable)————————[vɔmir] verbe intransitif
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