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aversion
[əˈvɜːʃən]
sustantivo
1aversión (f) (feeling)
  • to have an aversion to something/somebody -> sentir aversión por algo/alguien
  • aversion therapy -> terapia (f) de aversión

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aversion [a-vér-shon]
sustantivo
1Aversión, repugnancia, aborrecimiento, disgusto, odio.
  • Aversion for work -> aversión al trabajo
  • Pet aversion -> pesadilla
  • To take an aversion to someone -> tomar antipatía a alguien

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aversion [əˈvɜːʃən] ?
noun
1 (dislike) aversión; (f)to, for hacia
to feel an aversion for sth he has an aversion to spiders
I have an aversion to garlic/cooking el ajo/la cocina me repugna; tengo aversión por el ajo/la cocina
he has a strong aversion to work he had a strong aversion to astrology
I have an aversion to him me repugna; le tengo aversión; I took an aversion to it empezó a repugnarme
2 (hated thing) cosa aborrecida; (f)
it is one of my aversions es una de las cosas que me repugnan
modifier
aversion therapy (n) terapia por aversión; (f) terapia aversiva; (f)

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aversión
feminine noun
1aversion
  • tener aversión a -> to feel aversion toward

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aversión [ah-ver-se-on’]
noun
1Aversion, opposition, dislike. (f)
2Malevolence, abhorrence, loathing. (f)
3Fear, apprehension. (f)

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aversión
sustantivo:femenino
(repulsión) aversion; (aborrecimiento) disgust; loathing
aversión hacia por algoo aversion to sth; aversión a algn aversion for sb; cobrar aversión a algn/algo to take a strong dislike to sb/sth

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