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Traduzioni di revulsion nel dizionario inglese»italiano

revulsion [ingl brit rɪˈvʌlʃ(ə)n, ingl am rəˈvəlʃ(ə)n] SOST

revulsion

disgusto m (against per)

to feel revulsion at sth, at having to do

provare disgusto per qc, nel dover fare

to regard sth with revulsion

guardare qc con repulsione

to shudder in revulsion

avere un brivido di disgusto

Traduzioni di revulsion nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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repulsione

revulsion

guardare qc con repulsione

to regard sth with revulsion

disgusto

revulsion verso, per: at

provare disgusto per qc, nel dover fare

to feel revulsion at sth, at having to do

avere un brivido di disgusto

to shudder in revulsion

ripugnanza

revulsion

sazietà fig

revulsion

revulsion nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di revulsion nel dizionario inglese»italiano

revulsion [rɪ·ˈvʌl·ʃən] SOST

revulsion

repulsione f

Traduzioni di revulsion nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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abominio

revulsion

ribrezzo

revulsion

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

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This practice was stopped due to the revulsion it caused among the nationalist community.

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Writers of the period describe the distinctive taste derived from wood-smoked malts, and the almost universal revulsion it engendered.

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Horror has also been defined as a combination of terror and revulsion.

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Vulgarity may arouse disgust and revulsion but does not necessarily corrupt the morals of the reader.

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Admission of interest in, or advocacy of cryopreservation, uniformly resulted in reactions of revulsion, ridicule, or both.

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Public revulsion at the attack was in part responsible for the organisation ordering a ceasefire three months later, and it later disbanded.

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Richly represented in mythology, culture, art, and literature, they often evoke revulsion, fear, suspicion and awe, sometimes even hysteria.

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Should we only fall silent in revulsion, shame and guilt?

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After the war revulsion at the futility and tremendous cost of the war was widespread.

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By contrast, horror is the feeling of revulsion that usually occurs "after" something frightening is seen, heard, or otherwise experienced.

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