averse
gb/əvˈɚs/ us/əvˈɚs/
B2
Ingles
~ 9400
idegenkedik valamitől, ellenez
B2
FORMAL
1
ellenez
B2
Padron ng paggamit:
to be averse to [something]
She is averse to taking on more debt at this stage of the project.
A projektnek ebben a szakaszában idegenkedik attól, hogy még több adósságot vállaljon.
Many voters are deeply averse to any increase in taxes.
Sok választó határozottan ellenzi az adók bármiféle emelését.
I’m not averse to working late if the deadline is important.
As an introvert, he is averse to large social gatherings.
The company is traditionally averse to rapid change.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
He is averse to smoking in the house.
Ellenzi a házban való dohányzást.
My parents are averse to the idea of me moving abroad.
A szüleim idegenkednek attól a gondolattól, hogy külföldre költözzem.
I am not averse to trying new food.
She is averse to driving at night.
They are averse to risk and prefer safe plans.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners often confuse "averse" with "adverse". "Averse" describes a person’s feeling (She is averse to violence), while "adverse" describes things that are harmful or negative (adverse effects, adverse weather). Another common mistake is using the wrong preposition: it is always "averse to", not *"averse of" or *"averse from". Also, "averse" is not used directly before a noun (*"an averse person" is unusual); instead use "be averse to [noun/verb-ing]".
Kahulugan
strongly opposed or unwilling
Mga kolokasyon
be averse to
|not averse to
|risk-averse
|change-averse
|conflict-averse
Mga kasingkahulugan
opposed (Stresses active disagreement or resistance, while "averse" also suggests strong personal dislike.)
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reluctant (Implies not wanting to do something, but "averse" is usually stronger and more formal.)
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disinclined (Very close in meaning; also formal, but often slightly weaker than "averse.")
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against (More general and informal; "averse" sounds more careful and personal.)
Mga kasalungat
keen (Shows strong interest or desire, opposite to the dislike in "averse.")
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eager (Emphasizes very strong willingness and enthusiasm, the reverse of being averse.)
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in favor of (Expresses support or approval, opposite to personal opposition in "averse.")
Mga tema
emotions
|attitude
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
Not liking something and not wanting to do it or have it.
Having a strong dislike of, or opposition to, something and therefore not wanting to do or accept it.
Gramatika
Anyo sa diksyunaryo
averse
IPA
GB/əvˈɚs/
US/əvˈɚs/
Mga pantig at diin
averse (1 pantig)
Mga anyo ng salita
Adjective
- Base: averse
Mga kaugnay na salita
Mga ekspresyon
not averse to
1/nˈɑt əvˈɚs tə/
fixed phrase
quite willing or happy to do
To be fairly happy to do or have something, often more than people might expect.
Mga Halimbawa
- I’m not averse to a glass of wine in the evening.
- She says she’s shy, but she’s not averse to being in the spotlight when it suits her.
- They are not averse to taking a few risks if the reward is high.
risk-averse
1/ɹˈɪsk əvˈɚs/
fixed phrase
disliking or avoiding risk
Not liking risk and trying to avoid risky choices.
Mga Halimbawa
- Older investors tend to be more risk-averse than younger ones.
- Because the company is highly risk-averse, it prefers steady but slow growth.
- Her risk-averse nature makes her very careful with money.