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nauseate

/ˈnɔː.zi.eɪt/

Traducción: Verbo que significa provocar náuseas o repugnancia a alguien, tanto en sentido físico como figurado, causando asco o aversión.

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verb

/ˈnɔː.zi.eɪt/C1formal
  • esVerbo que significa provocar náuseas o repugnancia a alguien, tanto en sentido físico como figurado, causando asco o aversión.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing someone to feel sick or disgusted, often literally or figuratively.

  1. Cause physical sicknessB2formal

    To cause a feeling of sickness or an urge to vomit.

    esProducir náuseas

    • The smell of the garbage nauseated her.
    • The rocking of the boat nauseated many passengers.
    • The strong perfume nauseated him.

    Sinónimosdisgustrepulserevoltsicken

    Antónimossettle

  2. Cause strong disgustC1formal

    To cause a feeling of strong dislike, disgust, or moral revulsion.

    esCausar repugnancia o asco moral

    • The cruelty of the dictator nauseated the world.
    • The politician's hypocrisy nauseated his supporters.
    • The graphic violence in the movie nauseated the audience.

    Sinónimosappalldisgusthorrifyoffendrepelrevoltsicken

    Antónimosdelightplease

Formas
  • nauseated past participle
  • nauseated past simple
  • nauseating present participle
  • nauseates third person singular
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