/de.ɡu.tɑ̃/
Translation
disgusting, revolting, filthy
Word origin
The present participle of dégoûter ('to disgust'), built from dé- and goût ('taste'), from Latin gustus.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- gustus
- English cognates
- disgust, gusto
Grammar
Examples
.
This restaurant is truly disgusting.
Quelle !
What a revolting smell in the kitchen!
.
The toilets were filthy.
, .
Your hands are filthy, go and wash them.
.
He finds eating raw meat revolting.
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