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1 Ekel
m; -s, kein Pl. revulsion ( vor + Dat oder gegenüber at), disgust (at); Ekel empfinden oder einen Ekel haben vor ekeln I; Ekel erregend disgusting, sickening, revolting, repulsive; es ist mir ein Ekel I loathe it, I can’t stomach ( oder stand) it umg.; Spinnen sind mir ein Ekel I loathe spiders, spiders give me the creeps umg.; sich vor Ekel abwenden look ( oder turn) away in disgust; ich musste mich vor Ekel abwenden auch I couldn’t stomach the sight umg.—n; -s, -; umg., pej. (widerliche Person) obnoxious ( oder repulsive) person; du Ekel! you beast, you rotten old so-and-so; er ist ein altes Ekel he’s a real creep* * *der Ekeldisgust; nausea; blighter; loathing* * *I ['eːkl]m -s, no pldisgust, revulsion, loathing; (= Übelkeit) nauseavor jdm/etw einen Ékel haben or empfinden — to have a loathing of sb/sth, to loathe sb/sth
dabei empfinde ich Ékel — it gives me a feeling of disgust
Ékel überkommt mich — a feeling of disgust etc overcomes me
diese Heuchelei ist mir ein Ékel — this hypocrisy is just nauseating or disgusting, I find this hypocrisy nauseating or disgusting
er hat das Essen vor Ékel ausgespuckt — he spat out the food in disgust or revulsion
IIer musste sich vor Ékel übergeben — he was so nauseated that he vomited
nt -s, - (inf)obnoxious person, horror (inf)* * *der1) (the state or feeling of being disgusted: She left the room in disgust.) disgust2) (great dislike and disgust.) loathing* * *Ekel1<-s>[ˈe:kl̩]m kein pl disgust, revulsionder \Ekel würgte ihn he was overcome by nausea [or felt nauseous]\Ekel erregend nauseating, revolting, disgustingvor jdm/etw einen \Ekel haben [o empfinden] to loathe sb/sthvor \Ekel in disgust [or revulsion]sie musste sich vor \Ekel übergeben she was so nauseated that she vomitedEkel2<-s, ->[ˈe:kl̩]nt (fam) revolting person* * *Ider; Ekels disgust; loathing; revulsion[einen] Ekel vor etwas (Dat.) haben — have a loathing or revulsion for something
IIEkel erregend — disgusting; nauseating; revolting
das; Ekels, Ekel (ugs. abwertend) horrorer ist ein [altes] Ekel — he is a perfect horror or quite obnoxious
* * *Ekel1 m; -s, kein pl revulsion (vor +dat oderEkel erregend disgusting, sickening, revolting, repulsive;Spinnen sind mir ein Ekel I loathe spiders, spiders give me the creeps umg;sich vor Ekel abwenden look ( oder turn) away in disgust;du Ekel! you beast, you rotten old so-and-so;er ist ein altes Ekel he’s a real creep* * *Ider; Ekels disgust; loathing; revulsion[einen] Ekel vor etwas (Dat.) haben — have a loathing or revulsion for something
IIEkel erregend — disgusting; nauseating; revolting
das; Ekels, Ekel (ugs. abwertend) horrorer ist ein [altes] Ekel — he is a perfect horror or quite obnoxious
* * *nur sing. m.aversion (for) n.disgust n.loathing (for) n.revulsion n. -
2 Abscheu
m; - s und f; -, kein Pl. horror ( vor of), disgust (for, at), loathing (for); Abscheu erregend repulsive; Abscheu haben vor detest, loathe* * *der Abscheurevulsion; abomination; loathing; abhorrence; horror; repugnation* * *Ạb|scheum -(e)s or f -, no plrepugnance, repulsion, abhorrence ( vor +dat at)vor jdm/etw Abscheu haben or empfinden — to loathe or detest or abhor sb/sth
See:= abscheuerregend* * *der1) abhorrence2) abomination* * *Ab·scheu<-[e]s>[ˈapʃɔy]m kein pl (Ekel) revulsion, disgust, loathing▪ jds \Abscheu vor etw dat sb's revulsion against/at/towards sth, sb's disgust at/with, sb's loathing for sthsie konnte ihren \Abscheu vor Spinnen kaum verbergen she could hardly conceal her loathing for spiders\Abscheu vor jdm/etw empfinden to feel revulsion towards [or be revolted by] [or be disgusted at/with] sb/sth* * *der; Abscheus, (selten:) die; Abscheu: detestation; abhorrenceeinen Abscheu vor jemandem/etwas haben — detest or abhor somebody/something
* * *Abscheu erregend repulsive;Abscheu haben vor detest, loathe* * *der; Abscheus, (selten:) die; Abscheu: detestation; abhorrenceeinen Abscheu vor jemandem/etwas haben — detest or abhor somebody/something
* * *- f.abhorrence n.abomination n.detestation n.horror n. -
3 Hass
m; -es, kein Pl. hatred, hate ( auf + Akk oder gegen for); (Erbitterung) animosity; (Abscheu) loathing; (Feindschaft) enmity; aus Hass out of hatred; einen Hass haben auf (+ Akk) umg. really hate; einen Hass kriegen umg. see red, go wild* * *der Hasshatred; hate* * *Hạss [has]m -es,no pl1) hatred, hate (auf +acc, gegen of)wenn ich so etwas sehe, könnt ich einen Hass kriegen (inf) — when I see something like that I could get really angry
* * *HassRR<- es>mHaßALT<- sses>[has]m kein pl hate, hatred, animosity, rancour [or AM -or], loathingaus \Hass out of hatred* * *sein [ganzer] Hass — [all] his hatred
* * *auf +akk oderaus Hass out of hatred;einen Hass haben auf (+akk) umg really hate;einen Hass kriegen umg see red, go wild* * *sein [ganzer] Hass — [all] his hatred
* * *nur sing. m.hate n.hatred n.rancor n. -
4 Verabscheuung
f loathing (+ Gen of), disgust (for)* * *die Verabscheuungdetestation* * *Ver|ạb|scheu|ungf -, no pldetestation, abhorrence, loathing* * ** * *f.detestation n. -
5 Abscheu
Ab·scheu <-[e]s> [ʼapʃɔy] m( Ekel) revulsion, disgust, loathing;jds \Abscheu vor einer S. dat sb's revulsion against/at/towards sth, sb's disgust at/with, sb's loathing for sth;sie konnte ihren \Abscheu vor Spinnen kaum verbergen she could hardly conceal her loathing for spiders;\Abscheu vor jdm/ etw empfinden to feel revulsion towards [or be revolted by]; [or be disgusted at/with] sb/sth -
6 hass
m; -es, kein Pl. hatred, hate ( auf + Akk oder gegen for); (Erbitterung) animosity; (Abscheu) loathing; (Feindschaft) enmity; aus Hass out of hatred; einen Hass haben auf (+ Akk) umg. really hate; einen Hass kriegen umg. see red, go wild* * *der Hasshatred; hate* * *Hạss [has]m -es,no pl1) hatred, hate (auf +acc, gegen of)wenn ich so etwas sehe, könnt ich einen Hass kriegen (inf) — when I see something like that I could get really angry
* * *HassRR<- es>mHaßALT<- sses>[has]m kein pl hate, hatred, animosity, rancour [or AM -or], loathingaus \Hass out of hatred* * *sein [ganzer] Hass — [all] his hatred
* * *…hass m im subst -phobia, hatred of …;Ausländerhass xenophobia;Bruderhass hatred of one’s brother; hatred between brothers* * *sein [ganzer] Hass — [all] his hatred
* * *nur sing. m.hate n.hatred n.rancor n. -
7 Widerwille
( Widerwillen) m; nur Sg. aversion ( gegen to); loathing (for); (Ekel) disgust (at); (Unwilligkeit) reluctance (to); mit oder voller Widerwille(n) widerwillig II* * *der Widerwillerepugnance; antipathy; aversion; distaste; disinclination; aversness; dislike* * *Wi|der|wil|lem(= Abscheu, Ekel) disgust (gegen for), revulsion; (= Abneigung) distaste (gegen for), aversion (gegen to); (= Widerstreben) reluctanceetw mit größtem Wíderwillen tun — to do sth with the greatest reluctance
etw mit größtem Wíderwillen trinken — to drink sth with intense distaste
* * *der1) (dislike (of something unpleasant): She looked at the untidy room with distaste.) distaste2) (disgust.) repulsion* * *Wi·der·wil·le[ˈvi:dɐvɪlə]m distaste, aversion, disgust[gegen etw akk] einen \Widerwillen haben to have a distaste [for sth], to have an aversion [to sth], to find [sth] disgustingetw mit \Widerwillen tun to do sth reluctantly [or with reluctance]* * ** * ** * ** * *(gegen) m.disgust (at, for) n. m.distaste n.reluctance n.repugnance n.unwillingness n. -
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9 Haß
der1) (great dislike: There was a look of hatred in his eyes; I have a deep-seated hatred of liars.) hatred2) (great dislike: a look of hate.) hate* * *HassRR<- es>mHaßALT<- sses>[has]m kein pl hate, hatred, animosity, rancour [or AM -or], loathingeinen \Haß auf jdn haben/kriegen (fam) to be/become angry with sbaus \Haß out of hatred -
10 Hass
hate, hatred, animosity, rancour [or (Am) -or], loathing;aus \Hass out of hatred; -
11 Haß
hate, hatred, animosity, rancour [or (Am) -or], loathing;aus \Haß out of hatred; -
12 Abscheu
f1. abhorrence2. abomination3. detestation4. horror5. loathing -
13 Ekel
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14 Hass
m1. hass2. hate3. hatred4. loathing5. rancor Am.6. rancour Br. -
15 verabscheuend
1. abhoring2. abhorring3. abominating4. detesting5. loathing6. nauseating -
16 der Ekel
- {distaste} sự không thích, sự không ưa, sự ghê tởm, sự chán ghét - {nausea} sự buồn nôn, sự lộn mửa, sự kinh tởm, sự tởm - {squeamishness} tính hay buồn nôn, sự khó tính, sự khe khắt, sự quá cẩn thận, sự quá câu nệ - {surfeit} sự ăn uống nhiều quá, sự ngấy = der Ekel [vor] {aversion [to]; disgust [at,in,for]; loathing [at]}+ = das Ekel (Mensch) {beast; pest}+ = Ekel empfinden vor {to be sickened by; to feel disgust at; to loathe}+ -
17 der Abscheu
- {abhorrence} sự ghê tởm, điều ghê tởm, cái bị ghét cay ghét đắng - {abomination} sự kinh tởm, sự ghét cay ghét đắng, vật kinh tởm, việc ghê tởm, hành động đáng ghét - {execration} sự ghét độc địa, lời chửi rủa, người bị ghét cay ghét đắng - {loathing} sự ghét = der Abscheu [vor] {disgust [at]; hatred [of]; horror [of]}+ = der Abscheu [gegen] {aversion [to,for,from]}+ = der Abscheu [vor,gegen] {detestation [of,for]}+ = mit Abscheu {loathingly}+
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