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1 nauseating
adjective1) Übelkeit verursachend od. erregend2) (fig.): (disgusting) widerlich; ekelerregend [Anblick, Geruch]; ekelhaft [Person]* * *nau·seat·ing[ˈnɔ:sieɪtɪŋ, -z-, AM ˈnɑ:zieɪt̬-]it's quite \nauseating how good she is at everything es ist geradezu widerlich, wie gut sie in allem ist* * *['nɔːsIeItɪŋ]adjsight, smell, violence, food ekelerregend; film, book, style grässlich; hypocrisy widerlich; person ekelhaft, widerlich* * *nauseating adj (adv nauseatingly) ekelerregend, widerlich* * *adjective1) Übelkeit verursachend od. erregend2) (fig.): (disgusting) widerlich; ekelerregend [Anblick, Geruch]; ekelhaft [Person]* * *adj.verabscheuend adj. -
2 nauseating
it's quite \nauseating how good she is at everything es ist geradezu widerlich, wie gut sie in allem ist -
3 nauseating
Übelkeit erregend, Brechreiz bewirkend; ekelerregend -
4 disgusting
adjectivewiderlich; widerwärtig; (nauseating also) ekelhaft* * ** * *dis·gust·ing[dɪsˈgʌstɪŋ]1. (unacceptable) empörend▪ it is \disgusting how/that... es ist empörend, wie/dass...2. (repulsive) widerlich, widerwärtig* * *[dIs'gʌstɪŋ]adj1) (= revolting) behaviour widerlich; (= physically nauseating) ekelhaft; taste, smell, person widerlich, ekelhaftit looks disgusting — es sieht widerlich or ekelhaft aus
don't be disgusting — sei nicht so ordinär
3) (= disgraceful) unerhörtit's disgusting that... — es ist unerhört or eine Schande, dass...
* * *disgusting adj ekelhaft, widerlich* * *adjectivewiderlich; widerwärtig; (nauseating also) ekelhaft* * *adj.abscheulich adj.anekelnd adj.ekelhaft adj.ekelnd adj. -
5 sickly
adjective1) (ailing) kränklich2) (weak, faint) schwach; matt [Lächeln]; kraftlos [Sonne]; fahl [Licht]; blass [Hautfarbe, Gesicht]3) (nauseating) ekelhaft; widerlich; (mawkish) süßlich* * *1) (tending to be often ill: a sickly child.) kränklich* * *sick·ly[ˈsɪkli]her face was a \sickly colour sie war kreidebleich▪ to be \sickly kränkeln\sickly climate ungesundes Klima2. (causing nausea) ekelhaft, widerlich\sickly smell/taste ekelhafter Geruch/Geschmack* * *['sIklɪ]adj (+er)person, appearance kränklich; complexion, light blass; smell, taste, food, sentimentality, colour widerlich, ekelhaft; smile matt; grin schwach; climate ungesundsickly sweet smile — übersüßes or zuckersüßes Lächeln
* * *sickly adj1. kränklich, schwächlich (Kind etc)2. kränklich, blass (Gesicht)3. matt, schwach (Lächeln)4. ungesund (Klima)5. widerwärtig (Geruch etc)6. fig süßlich* * *adjective1) (ailing) kränklich2) (weak, faint) schwach; matt [Lächeln]; kraftlos [Sonne]; fahl [Licht]; blass [Hautfarbe, Gesicht]3) (nauseating) ekelhaft; widerlich; (mawkish) süßlich* * *adj.krank adj.kränklich adj. -
6 émelygős
(DE) flau; (EN) luscious; nauseating; nauseous; qualmish; sickish; squeamish -
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(DE) Süsslichkeit {e}; süsslich; (EN) cloying; fulsome; mawkish; mawky; nauseating; nauseous; queasy; sickening; sickish; sickly -
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(DE) garstig; aasig; (EN) abominable; flagitious; hideous; nasty; nauseating; nauseous; odious -
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(DE) abscheulich; abstossende; anekelnd; ekelerregend; ekelhaft; ekelig; eklig; fies; verabscheuungswürdig; verabscheuunsgwert; widerlich; widerwärtig; abscheuerregend; detestabel; (EN) abhorrent; abominable; beastly; carrion; disgustful; disgusting; distasteful; foul; fulsome; groaty; grotty; grovelling; hideous; icky; loathly; loathsome; mucksy; nauseant; nauseating; nauseous; noisome; pooping; queasy; rank; rebarbative; repellent; repulsive; revolting; shocking; sickening; smarmy; ugly -
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(DE) abscheuliche; garstig; verabscheuenswert; widerwärtig; abominabel; detestabel; popelig; poplig; (EN) abominable; beastly; detestable; distasteful; execrable; fulsome; groaty; grotty; hateful; hideous; loathly; loathsome; monstrous; nauseating; nauseous; odious; poisonous; rank
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