averse

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averse
[əˈvɜːs]
adjetivo
1reacio(a) (to a)
  • to be averse to something -> ser reacio a algo
  • he is not averse to the occasional glass of wine -> no le hace ascos a un vino de vez en cuando

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averse [a-vérs]
adjetivo
1Adverso, contrario.
2Repugnante, opuesto; enemigo.
  • I am averse to drinking -> soy enemigo de la bebida

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averse [əˈvɜːs]
adjective
to be averse to sth sentir repugnancia por algo
a man who was temperamentally averse to inactivity
to be averse to doing sth ser reacio a hacer algo; he is averse to getting up early es reacio a levantarse temprano
she is strongly averse to taking pills he was singularly averse to making any effort
would you be averse to having the meeting at your house? ¿estarías dispuesto a celebrar la reunión en tu casa?; I'm not averse to an occasional drink no me opongo a tomar una copa de vez en cuando

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