repulse
US
UK repulse [sb] vtr: figurative (disgust, revolt)
SC 厌恶 yàn wù
TC 厭惡
TC 厭惡
SC 反感 yàn wù ，fǎn gǎn
TC 反感
TC 反感
SC 对…感到恶心 yàn wù ，duì gǎn dào ě xīn
Bob's sexual advances repulsed Mary.
repulse [sth/sb] vtr: (repel, force away)
SC 击退 jī tuì
SC 击败 jī tuì，jī bài
TC 擊敗
TC 擊敗
SC 使败退 jī tuì，shǐ bài tuì
The army repulsed the approaching assault on the village.
repulse n: (act of repelling)
SC 击退 jī tuì
SC 赶走 jī tuì，gǎn zǒu
TC 趕走
TC 趕走
The repulse of the attack was thanks to the brilliant leadership of the commanding officer.
repulse n: (rejection, snub)
SC 断然拒绝 duàn rán jù jué
TC 斷然拒絕
TC 斷然拒絕
Every time I try to flirt with her, I am met with yet another repulse.