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aversion [Am əˈvərʒən, Brit əˈvəːʃ(ə)n] N

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1. aversion (dislike):

aversion no pl

aversion to sth/sb

aversión a algo/alguien

he has an aversion to work/getting up early

le tiene aversión al trabajo/a levantarse temprano

2. aversion C (hated object):

pop music is her pet aversion

le tiene fobia a la música pop

pop music is her pet aversion

aborrece la música pop

aversion therapy N U

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aversion therapy

terapia f por aversión

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temperamental aversion/inability

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aversion

le tiene aversión a la carne

he has a strong dislike of o an aversion to meat

siento aversión por ella

I have a real aversion to her

siento auténtica repugnancia por o hacia las culebras

I have an aversion to snakes

me repugna beber de un vaso sucio

I have an aversion to drinking out of a dirty glass

Translations for aversion in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

aversion [əˈvɜ:ʃən, Am -ˈvɜ:rʒən] N

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1. aversion (dislike):

aversion

to have an aversion to sth/sb

sentir aversión hacia algo/alguien

2. aversion (object of dislike):

aversion

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aversion

aversion

aversion

repulsión (aversión)

aversion

aversion

to have an aversion to sth/sb

sentir aversión hacia algo/alguien

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The creature subsists chiefly upon the intestines of its victim, and has a severe aversion to alcohol, which is considered a sufficient repellent. en.wikipedia.org

Despite his aversion to physical work he swallowed his pride and labored day and night in the burgeoning building industry. en.wikipedia.org

It has relative risk aversion constant and equal to one, and is still sometimes assumed in economic analyses. en.wikipedia.org

Without inequity aversion's rejection of injustice, stable cooperation would be harder to maintain (for instance, there would be more opportunities for successful free riders). en.wikipedia.org

Optimism protects from loss aversion: people's tendency to fear losses more than we value gains. en.wikipedia.org

They have an extreme aversion to light, noise, and water. en.wikipedia.org

This aversion also derives from the loud slurping sound one makes when eating it, which was considered to be un-ladylike. en.wikipedia.org

There has also been other criticism of the notion of loss aversion as an explanation of greater effects. en.wikipedia.org

For this reason the dog has always been, and is still looked upon with loathing and aversion, as filthy and unclean. en.wikipedia.org

Their service draws on their experiences and two principles from behavioral economics, loss aversion and time inconsistency. en.wikipedia.org

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