Revolting Meaning in English

word · lemma: revolt

US

/ɹiˈvoʊɫtɪŋ/

ri-VOLT-ing

UK

/ɹɪvˈəʊltɪŋ/

ri-VOHLT-ing

التعريف

Very unpleasant, disgusting, or making you feel sick; sometimes used for something morally offensive.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Strongly negative, usually informal or emotional. Often used about smells, tastes, or behavior ('revolting habit'). More intense than 'disgusting'. Rarely, can describe rebellion, but mostly means 'gross'.

• Spanish: repugnante - asqueroso - revoltoso (raro)
• Portuguese (BR): repugnante - revoltante
• Portuguese (PT): repugnante - revoltante
• Chinese (Simplified): 令人作呕的 - 让人反感的
• Chinese (Traditional): 令人作嘔的 - 讓人反感的
• Hindi: घिनौना - विद्रोही (कम उपयोग)
• Arabic: مقرف - مثير للاشمئزاز
• Bengali: ঘৃণ্য - জঘন্য
• Russian: отвратительный - омерзительный
• Japanese: むかつく - ぞっとする - 不快な
• Vietnamese: kinh tởm - ghê tởm
• Korean: 역겨운 - 혐오스러운
• Turkish: iğrenç - tiksindirici
• Urdu: نفرت انگیز - انتہائی مکروہ
• Indonesian: menjijikkan - sangat menjijikkan

جمل نموذجية

The food smelled revolting.

basic

That was a revolting sight.

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His behavior was revolting to everyone.

basic

Those socks are absolutely revolting, please wash them!

natural

I found a revolting bug in my salad.

natural

Some people think pineapple on pizza is revolting, but I love it.

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