distaste

dis·taste

D0291900 (dĭs-tāst′)n. Dislike or aversion.tr.v. dis·tast·ed, dis·tast·ing, dis·tastes Archaic 1. To feel repugnance for; dislike.2. To offend; displease.

distaste

(dɪsˈteɪst) n (often foll by for) an absence of pleasure (in); dislike (of); aversion (to): to look at someone with distaste. vb (tr) an archaic word for dislike

dis•taste

(dɪsˈteɪst)

n., v. -tast•ed, -tast•ing. n. 1. dislike; disinclination: a distaste for household chores. 2. dislike for food or drink. v.t. 3. Archaic. to dislike. [1580–90]

distaste

Past participle: distasted
Gerund: distasting

Imperative
distaste
distaste

Present
I distaste
you distaste
he/she/it distastes
we distaste
you distaste
they distaste

Preterite
I distasted
you distasted
he/she/it distasted
we distasted
you distasted
they distasted

Present Continuous
I am distasting
you are distasting
he/she/it is distasting
we are distasting
you are distasting
they are distasting

Present Perfect
I have distasted
you have distasted
he/she/it has distasted
we have distasted
you have distasted
they have distasted

Past Continuous
I was distasting
you were distasting
he/she/it was distasting
we were distasting
you were distasting
they were distasting

Past Perfect
I had distasted
you had distasted
he/she/it had distasted
we had distasted
you had distasted
they had distasted

Future
I will distaste
you will distaste
he/she/it will distaste
we will distaste
you will distaste
they will distaste

Future Perfect
I will have distasted
you will have distasted
he/she/it will have distasted
we will have distasted
you will have distasted
they will have distasted

Future Continuous
I will be distasting
you will be distasting
he/she/it will be distasting
we will be distasting
you will be distasting
they will be distasting

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been distasting
you have been distasting
he/she/it has been distasting
we have been distasting
you have been distasting
they have been distasting

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been distasting
you will have been distasting
he/she/it will have been distasting
we will have been distasting
you will have been distasting
they will have been distasting

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been distasting
you had been distasting
he/she/it had been distasting
we had been distasting
you had been distasting
they had been distasting

Conditional
I would distaste
you would distaste
he/she/it would distaste
we would distaste
you would distaste
they would distaste

Past Conditional
I would have distasted
you would have distasted
he/she/it would have distasted
we would have distasted
you would have distasted
they would have distasted

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

distaste - a feeling of intense dislike antipathy, aversiondislike - a feeling of aversion or antipathy; "my dislike of him was instinctive"

distaste

noun dislike, horror, disgust, loathing, aversion, revulsion, displeasure, antipathy, abhorrence, disinclination, repugnance, odium, disfavour, detestation, disrelish He looked at her with distaste.

distaste

nounAn attitude or feeling of aversion:disinclination, dislike, disrelish, mislike.verbArchaic. To have a feeling of aversion for:dislike, disrelish, mislike.Idiom: have no use for.

Translations

不喜欢讨厌

distaste

(disˈteist) noun dislike (of something unpleasant). She looked at the untidy room with distaste. 厭惡，討厭 不喜欢，讨厌 disˈtasteful adjective disagreeable. a distasteful job. 令人厭惡的 令人厌恶的disˈtastefully adverb 令人厭惡地 令人厌恶地disˈtastefulness noun 厭惡 令人厌恶