disgustar
/disɣusˈtaɾ/
verb
B2
el (masc.) la (fem.)
Underline = a spelling pattern that usually signals that gender.
Forms
- present (yo)
- disgusto
- preterite (yo)
- disgusté
- past participle
- disgustado
Meaning
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to upset
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Me disgusta esa idea.
I dislike that idea.
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Similar words
trastornar means to upset or disturb profoundly, to disrupt plans or someone's mental state; disgustar is more about displeasing or annoying someone, a milder upset.
Similar in other languages
Portuguese
transtornar is the Portuguese word for the same thing — both mean "to upset."
Practice
1 What does disgustar mean?
to upset
2 Which fingerprint chart matches disgustar?
disgustar: neutral register, common frequency, general domain, neutral connotation.
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