Mi padre era débil. Me repugnaba. | My father's weakness disgusted me. |
Pensé que le repugnaba. | I thought I repulsed you. |
Era evidente que había que concluir y me repugnaba recurrir a más evasivas. | It was obvious that the matter had to be settled, and evasions were distasteful to me. |
Su abuelo solía decir que le repugnaba la idea de pasar una sola noche alejado de París. | His grandfather used to say that he hated the idea of spending even a night away from Paris. |
Después de un cierto tiempo ya no pude soportarlo. El contacto físico me repugnaba. | After a while I couldn't stand him, I couldn't stand him to touch me. |
Me sentía atraído por este hombre, pero a la vez me repugnaba y me sentí culpable. | I was drawn to this man, but I felt repulsed and guilty about my feelings. |
Pero Riazanov era orgánicamente incapaz de ser cobarde, de decir perogrulladas. Cualquier demostración ostentosa de sentimiento de lealtad le repugnaba. | But Ryazanov was organically incapable of cowardice, of platitudes; any ostentatious display of the sentiment of loyalty was repugnant to him. |
A Kant le repugnaba la especulación metafísica que intentaba resolver los misterios del universo, no mirando a la naturaleza, sino a través de un razonamiento abstracto inacabable. | Kant was repelled by this metaphysical speculation, which attempted to solve the mysteries of the universe, not by looking at nature, but by endless abstract reasoning. |
Se eliminaba la idea de que los hermanos no tenían los conocimientos necesarios para ser misioneros, porque no era ese el caso y porque la idea misma repugnaba. | The idea that brothers were persons who did not have the knowledge to be missionaries was eliminated, because it was not the case and was objectionable. |
Yo condenaba esa disipación de la que era testigo, la cual repugnaba a todos los sentimientos de mi alma, que aspiraba a una alegría muy distinta. | I hated the dissipation I saw all around me, for it was repugnant to all the yearnings of my soul for an entirely different kind of happiness. |
