repugnar

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repugnar

transitive verb

also:

intransitive verb

1to be disgusting

repugnar [ray-poog-nar’]

article & verb transitive

1To oppose, to contradict (contradecir), to repugn, to withstand.

2To act with reluctance, to implicate.

3To disgust, to revolt (dar asco a).

verb reflexive

4To conflict, to be in opposition.

repugnar

verbo:transitivo

1 (causar asco) to disgust; revolt

ese olor me repugna that smell is disgusting; me repugna mirarlo it disgusts sickens me to watch it;o

2 (odiar) to hate; loathe

siempre ha repugnado el engaño he's always hated deceit

3 (Filosofía) (contradecir) to contradict

verbo:intransitivo

1 [+ser repugnante] to be disgusting; be revolting

verbo:pronominal

repugnarse (Filosofía) (ser opuestos) to conflict; be in opposition; (contradecirse) to contradict each other

las dos teorías se repugnan the two theories contradict each other

Verb Conjugation for "repugnar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	repugno	repugné	repugnaba	repugnaré	repugne
Tú	repugnas	repugnaste	repugnabas	repugnarás	repugnes
Ella/Él/Usted	repugna	repugnó	repugnaba	repugnará	repugne
Nosotros	repugnamos	repugnamos	repugnábamos	repugnaremos	repugnemos
Vosotros	repugnáis	repugnasteis	repugnabais	repugnaréis	repugnéis
Ellos/Ustedes	repugnan	repugnaron	repugnaban	repugnarán	repugnen

Gerund: repugnando / Participle: repugnado / Complete repugnar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable