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Перевод: distaste
[существительное]
неприязнь ; отвращение;
[глагол]
испытывать неприязнь; питать отвращение
Тезаурус:
- The eyes of the captain turned dark, and if there was any emotion left in his voice, it was that of distaste.
- Donald felt the pressure from her and stared from one to the other, letting them feel his defiance and distaste.
- If this fails, after a while they may manage to overcome their distaste for a particular substance and then it is necessary to change one's tactics.
- "This part of the club is for members only, he said in a voice of strangulated distaste.
- Before their deaths both Lord Butler and Lord Stockton, formerly Harold Macmillan, frequently made clear their distaste for the government's policies.
- Poor mood and deep distaste for the Party and its representatives were evidently, then, current before the "Hess affair" had its dramatic impact in May 1941.
- This handing over of the Conservative party, in Denis Healey's phrase, "from the estate owners to the estate agents", has been a process upper class Tories have watched with distaste.
- It was probably in 1937 that he and Tolkien had a conversation about their distaste for much of what was being published at that time.
- Miss Harker looked at it with distaste as if it were a species of repellent insect wriggling on a pin, then took it carefully between her finger and thumb and held it up to the light of the candle.
- The letter (written four years before Lewis became a Christian) expresses distaste for the Groupers' reported custom of extracting public confessions from their devotees.
- This hatred of accepted barriers was another throwback to his distaste for Victorian attitudes still practised in many Northern towns.
- He was also showing a distaste for outdoor pursuits that ran against the grain of their family life.
- If parents' distaste for a child's friend is really caused by social and class differences it would usually be unfair of them to interfere.
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