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Перевод: disgust

[существительное]
отвращение; омерзение; брезгливость ; гадливость ;
[глагол]
внушать отвращение; быть противным

Тезаурус:

1. Much to William Pitt's disgust Cator sold the bond by public auction to a solicitor called Yates.
2. He spoke of the "anger and disgust" of judges over a "campaign of calumny" waged against Lord Lane, the senior judge of England and Wales, following a series of embarrassing judicial reversals in recent years.
3. The low was internalized under the sign of negation and disgust."
4. The Proverbs of the Old Testament return over and over again to the theme that men should beware women; the Jewish Talmud says that if you teach the Laws to a woman, you teach her lasciviousness; the Hindu sage Manu teaches that if women go unrestrained, the result is anarchy; and the oft-quoted Church Fathers and medieval theologians appear to respond to the idea of the Female with fear and disgust.
5. "Married!", said Mary in disgust, "Two weeks ago, and never invited any of us!"
6. her carnal pleasures never made her fear the wrath of God, the scorn of Jesus, or the candied disgust of the Holy Virgin for as soon as she recognized the presence within her of seeds of these fears (divine wrath, scorn, disgust), Divine made of her loves a god above God, Jesus, and the Holy Virgin, to whom they were submissive like everyone else.
7. On 29 June 1559, Henri wrote to the pope, that notorious bombast Paul IV, about "the incredible disaster which has since befallen the realm of Scotland to our extreme regret, disgust and displeasure"; the letter stated his "confidence in God who is so signally offended at this wretched plague of ruffians", but God was to be given worldly assistance in the shape of "a large and sufficient force of French soldiers, infantry and cavalry".
8. After he had jerked out his desire into an already grubby handkerchief he had cried a little, sick with disgust.
9. Back at the campsite beside the iceberg lake Ann and John have made tea (much to Tony's disgust, since he is mainly a coffee man).
10. One more guilty secret that Maggie felt obliged to keep from everyone was the deep fear and disgust that she felt at the thought of sexuality.
11. Twyford Down scheme disgust
12. Only by a stupendous act of imagination, only by actually putting myself in his skin in that room at that time can I even begin to attempt any sort of answer which moves by the smallest degree away from the natural responses of disgust and revulsion which all of us instinctively wish to express.
13. Maisie looked at him in disgust.