asquear

v.

1 to disgust, to make sick.

2 to detest, to feel nausea at.

3 to loathe to.

4 to nauseate, to put off, to disgust, to sicken.

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asquear

► verbo transitivo

1 to disgust, revolt, make sick

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verb

to disgust

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1.

VT to disgust

me asquean las ratas — I loathe rats, rats disgust me

2.

See:

asquearse

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verbo transitivo (dar asco a) to sicken; (aburrir, hartar)

está asqueado de todo — he's fed up with everything (colloq)

me asquea tanta corrupción — I find all this corruption sickening

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verbo transitivo (dar asco a) to sicken; (aburrir, hartar)

está asqueado de todo — he's fed up with everything (colloq)

me asquea tanta corrupción — I find all this corruption sickening

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asquear [A1 ]

vt

(dar asco a) to sicken

(aburrir, hartar): está asqueado de todo he's sick of o fed up with everything (colloq)

me asquea tanta corrupción all this corruption sickens me, I find all this corruption sickening, I'm sickened by all this corruption

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asquear (conjugate asquear) verbo transitivo (dar asco a) to sicken;
(aburrir, hartar):

◊ está asqueado de todo he's fed up with everything (colloq)

asquear verbo intransitivo to sicken, revolt

'asquear' also found in these entries:
English:
nauseate
- sicken

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asquear vt

to disgust, to make sick;

ese olor me asquea that smell is disgusting;

le asquea su trabajo she loathes her job

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asquear

v/t disgust

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asquear vt

: to sicken, to disgust