repulse

1. (transitive)To repel or drive back.

   to repulse an assault; to repulse the enemy

   отража́тьotražátʹ, отрази́тьotrazítʹ, отбива́тьotbivátʹ

   force or drive back

2. (transitive)To reject or rebuff.

   to repulse a suitor

   отка́зыватьotkázyvatʹ, отказа́тьotkazátʹ, отверга́тьotvergátʹ

3. (transitive)To cause revulsion in; to repel.

   The smell of rotting food repulsed me.

   I find your conduct reprehensible, disgusting, and it repulses me, the way a mongoose repulses a snake.

   отта́лкиватьottálkivatʹ, оттолкну́тьottolknútʹ

   be repellent to; cause aversion in

1. Tom said that he felt repulsed.

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2. You felt repulsed, didn't you?

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3. Tom said he felt repulsed.

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4. She repulses him.

   ruОн вызывает у неё отвращение. — marafon

   deSie weist ihn zurück. — Dejo

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5. Tom felt repulsed.

   deTom fühlte sich zurückgestoßen. — Felixjp

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