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  • 1 anekeln

    v/t (trennb., hat -ge-): jemanden anekeln Essen, Geruch etc.: make s.o. feel sick, nauseate s.o.; Benehmen, Person etc.: make s.o. sick, revolt s.o., turn s.o. off
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    to disgust; to sicken
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    ạn|ekeln
    vt sep
    1) (= anwidern) to disgust, to nauseate

    die beiden ekeln sich nur noch an — they just find each other nauseating, they just make each other sick

    See:
    → auch angeekelt
    2) (inf = beleidigen) to be offensive to

    ..., ekelte er mich an —..., he spat at me

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    (to cause feelings of dislike or sickness in: The smell of that soup disgusts me; She was disgusted by your behaviour.) disgust
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    an|e·keln
    vt
    ▪ jdn \anekeln to make sb sick, to disgust [or nauseate] sb
    ▪ es ekelt jdn an, etw tun zu müssen it nauseates sb to have to do sth
    ▪ von etw angeekelt sein to be disgusted [or nauseated] by sth
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    transitives Verb disgust; nauseate
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    anekeln v/t (trennb, hat -ge-):
    jemanden anekeln Essen, Geruch etc: make sb feel sick, nauseate sb; Benehmen, Person etc: make sb sick, revolt sb, turn sb off
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    transitives Verb disgust; nauseate
    * * *
    v.
    to disgust v.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > anekeln

  • 2 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
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    der Ekel
    disgust; nausea; blighter; loathing
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    I ['eːkl]
    m -s, no pl
    disgust, revulsion, loathing; (= Übelkeit) nausea

    vor 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

    er musste sich vor Ékel übergeben — he was so nauseated that he vomited

    II
    nt -s, - (inf)
    obnoxious person, horror (inf)
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    der
    1) (the state or feeling of being disgusted: She left the room in disgust.) disgust
    2) (great dislike and disgust.) loathing
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    Ekel1
    <-s>
    [ˈe:kl̩]
    m kein pl disgust, revulsion
    der \Ekel würgte ihn he was overcome by nausea [or felt nauseous]
    \Ekel erregend nauseating, revolting, disgusting
    vor jdm/etw einen \Ekel haben [o empfinden] to loathe sb/sth
    vor \Ekel in disgust [or revulsion]
    sie musste sich vor \Ekel übergeben she was so nauseated that she vomited
    Ekel2
    <-s, ->
    [ˈe:kl̩]
    nt (fam) revolting person
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    I
    der; Ekels disgust; loathing; revulsion

    [einen] Ekel vor etwas (Dat.) haben — have a loathing or revulsion for something

    Ekel erregend — disgusting; nauseating; revolting

    II
    das; Ekels, Ekel (ugs. abwertend) horror

    er ist ein [altes] Ekel — he is a perfect horror or quite obnoxious

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    Ekel1 m; -s, kein pl revulsion (
    vor +dat oder
    gegenüber at), disgust (at);
    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
    Ekel2 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
    * * *
    I
    der; Ekels disgust; loathing; revulsion

    [einen] Ekel vor etwas (Dat.) haben — have a loathing or revulsion for something

    Ekel erregend — disgusting; nauseating; revolting

    II
    das; Ekels, Ekel (ugs. abwertend) horror

    er ist ein [altes] Ekel — he is a perfect horror or quite obnoxious

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    nur sing. m.
    aversion (for) n.
    disgust n.
    loathing (for) n.
    revulsion n.

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > Ekel

  • 3 sich abwenden

    (to move or send away: He turned away in disgust; The police turned away the crowds.) turn away

    Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > sich abwenden

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