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squeamish

/ˈskwiː.mɪʃ/

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adjective

/ˈskwiː.mɪʃ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, которого легко привести в отвращение, тошноту или оскорбить неприятными зрелищами, вкусами или идеями.

Describes a person who is easily disgusted, nauseated, or offended by unpleasant sights, tastes, or ideas.

  1. Easily disgusted or nauseatedB2formal

    Easily made to feel sick, disgusted, or uncomfortable, especially by unpleasant sights or situations.

    ruБрезгливый

    • He is too squeamish to watch horror movies.
    • She felt squeamish at the sight of blood.
    • Many people are squeamish about handling raw meat.

    Synonymsdelicatenauseousqueasysickish

    Antonymscalloushardystoictough

  2. Overly particular or fastidiousC1formal

    Excessively careful about what one finds acceptable, often to the point of being easily offended or put off.

    ruПривередливый

    • He is squeamish about eating food that is not perfectly fresh.
    • She is squeamish about using public restrooms.
    • Some people are squeamish about discussing certain topics.

    Synonymsdelicatefastidiousfinicalfinickyfussyoverniceparticularprissyprudishscrupulous

    Antonymseasygoingindifferentindiscriminatinguncriticalunfastidious

Forms
  • more squeamish comparative form
  • most squeamish superlative form
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