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1 stucchevole
stucchevole agg.1 ( nauseante) sickening, nauseating, mawkish; gushy: cibi stucchevoli, nauseating food; sentimentalismo stucchevole, nauseating sentimentalism (o mawkish sentimentality); elogi stucchevoli, gushy praise* * *[stuk'kevole]aggettivo [ cibo] sickening, nauseating, cloying; fig. (noioso) boring, tiresome; (sdolcinato) sugary, mawkish* * *stucchevole/stuk'kevole/[ cibo] sickening, nauseating, cloying; fig. (noioso) boring, tiresome; (sdolcinato) sugary, mawkish. -
2 nauseabondo
nauseabondo, nauseante agg. nauseating, sickening, loathsome, disgusting, repulsive (anche fig.): cibo nauseabondo, nauseating food; uno spettacolo nauseabondo, a repulsive (o sickening) sight.* * *[nauzea'bondo]nauseante [nauze'ante] aggettivo1) [cibo, odore] nauseous, sickening2) fig. [persona, ipocrisia] nauseating, disgusting -
3 disgustoso
disgusting* * *disgustoso agg. disgusting, loathsome, sickening, nauseating; shocking: un sapore disgustoso, a disgusting taste; un comportamento disgustoso, shocking behaviour; uno spettacolo disgustoso, a sickening spectacle.* * *[dizgus'toso]aggettivo disgusting, distasteful, loathsome, revolting* * *disgustoso/dizgus'toso/disgusting, distasteful, loathsome, revolting. -
4 nauseabondo, nauseante
nauseabondo, nauseantenauseabondo /nauzea'bondo/, nauseante /nauze'ante/1 [cibo, odore] nauseous, sickening2 fig. [persona, ipocrisia] nauseating, disgusting. -
5 stomachevole
* * *[stoma'kevole]aggettivo revolting, disgusting (anche fig.)* * *stomachevole/stoma'kevole/revolting, disgusting (anche fig.). -
6 voltastomaco
voltastomaco s.m. stomach-turning (anche fig.): avere il voltastomaco, to feel sick (o to feel one's stomach turn); dare il voltastomaco a qlcu., to make s.o. feel sick (o to nauseate s.o.); il suo atteggiamento fa venire il voltastomaco, (fig.) his attitude is nauseating (o makes my stomach turn).* * *mi dà o fa venire il voltastomaco it turns my stomach, it makes me sick (anche fig.); avere il voltastomaco — to feel sick (anche fig.)
* * *voltastomacopl. - chi e -ci /voltas'tɔmako, ki, t∫i/sostantivo m.mi dà o fa venire il voltastomaco it turns my stomach, it makes me sick (anche fig.); avere il voltastomaco to feel sick (anche fig.). -
7 vomitevole
* * *[vomi'tevole]aggettivo disgusting, sickening* * *vomitevole/vomi'tevole/disgusting, sickening. -
8 nauseante
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9 nauseabondo [nauze'ante] agg
nauseabondo (-a)nauseating, sickening -
10 stucchevole agg
[stuk'kevole](cibo) nauseating, (scena, spettacolo) tedious, boring -
11 vomitevole agg
[vomi'tevole](anche) fig nauseating -
12 nauseabondo [nauze'ante] agg
nauseabondo (-a)nauseating, sickeningNuovo dizionario Italiano-Inglese > nauseabondo [nauze'ante] agg
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13 nauseante
nauseabondo (-a)nauseating, sickening -
14 stucchevole
agg [stuk'kevole](cibo) nauseating, (scena, spettacolo) tedious, boring -
15 vomitevole
agg [vomi'tevole](anche) fig nauseating -
16 durian
A large fruit from southeast Asia that has a creamy, gelatinous texture and a nauseating smell similar to that of stinky feet. The flesh is savored by many from this area, but outsiders find it a difficult flavor to become accustomed.
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