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Перевод: displease

[глагол]
быть неприятным; не нравиться; быть не по вкусу; сердить; раздражать

Тезаурус:

1. In trying to amuse children and grown-ups, it contains scenes which will displease both.
2. There are things in all our lives that displease him: misplaced ambition, wrong relationships, lack of prayerfulness, slackness in spiritual things, and so on.
3. That didn't displease Wexford.
4. He recalled other ways in which she had led him on; the snowy mittened fingers laid on his arm during their walks, the occasional side-glance as if to show that he did not displease her, her endurance, to say the least, of his company.
5. When George Bush called for Saddam to be deposed, it was clear that: he did not want the Kurds to do it (that would displease Turkey, Syria, Iran and Russia, and therefore, everybody else); he did not want the Shiites to do it (that would please Iran and so displease everybody else); and he was not sure if he wanted the Sunnis to do it (because that might make the Kurds and the Shiites do it, too).
6. Journalists and editors know what will please the proprietor and what will displease.
7. Standing, Nicholas said, in the humble voice known to every Bruges magistrate, "Lord, I would not displease you.
8. It did not displease him; she would make him a suitable wife, and would know her place when, as he hoped still, he had elevated his position enough to enable him to support her.
9. Taking out some and reducing the number of pests is one thing, but reliable eradication can hardly be expected or hoped for, and much as it may displease those purists who do not like the idea of using poisonous chemicals in the garden, they have to be our main line of defence and protection of our roses.
10. After her mother's untimely death through cancer, Doreen's father returned to England where he put the eight-year-old in the care of an au pair and hardly ever saw her, except to exert some strong-handed discipline when Doreen had done something to displease either the au pair or himself.
11. It might be a surprise that she didn't think would displease him.