| revolting | adj menjijikkan, memualkan: some ~ practices of that ancient civilization, sesetengah amalan tamadun purba itu yg menjijikkan; the ~ smell of dead rat, bau bangkai tikus yg menjijikkan. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| repulsive | adj 1. causing repulsion, menjijikkan: a ~-looking tramp, gelandangan yg rupanya menjijikkan; a ~ skin disease, penyakit kulit yg menjijikkan; 2. (physv) tolakan:~ forces, daya tolakan. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| repulsively | adv hingga menjijikkan: the beggar is ~ dirty, pengemis itu kotor hingga menjijikkan. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| shitty | 2. disgusting, menjijikkan, memuakkan: I’ve had enough of your ~ remarks, saya sudah bosan dgn teguran kamu yg menjijikkan itu. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| nasty | adj 1. disgusting, dirty, menjijikkan: he found that rearing animals was a ~ job, dia mendapati bahawa memelihara binatang ialah pekerjaan yg menjijikkan; 2. offensive to taste, meloyakan: ~ medicine, ubat yg meloyakan; 3. offensive to smell, busuk: there was a ~ odour coming from the room, ada bau busuk yg datang dr bilik itu; 4. serious, severe, a. (of wound, cut, etc) parah; b. (of accident, illness, etc) teruk: a ~ cold, selesema yg teruk; 5. dangerous, berbahaya: we’re coming to a very ~ part of the road, kita sedang menghampiri bahagian jalan yg sangat berbahaya; 6. (fig.) excessively uncomfortable, paling tdk menyenangkan: it was a ~ experience, itulah pengalaman yg paling tdk menyenangkan; 7. awkward, tricky, rumit: a ~ problem, masalah yg rumit; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| loathsome | adj keji; (of smell) memualkan; (of disease) menjijikkan: because of his ~ behaviour Eve left the room, krn perangainya yg keji Eve meninggalkan bilik itu; leprosy was once considered a ~ disease, sakit kusta dulu dianggap sbg penyakit yg menjijikkan. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| sordid | adj 1. dirty, squalid, kotor, menjijikkan: how could he live in such ~ surroundings?, bagaimana dia boleh tinggal dlm persekitaran yg kotor spt itu?; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| nastiness | n 1. fact of being disgusting, dirty, keadaan yg menjijikkan, kejijikan; 2. fact of being offensive to taste, meloyakan; 3. fact of being offensive to smell, busuk. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| revulsion | n 1. (fml) sudden or complete change (of thought or view) perubahan mendadak: after the murder trial there was a ~ of public opinion supporting capital punishment, selepas perbicaraan pembunuhan itu, terdapat perubahan mendadak dlm pandangan orang ramai menyokong hukuman bunuh; 2. feeling of disgust (against torture, warfare, bloodshed, etc), (rasa) jijik, menjijikkan; (against dirt, mess, etc) geli-geman, geli-geleman: we feel ~ at the stories of carnage told by the refugees, kami berasa jijik mendengar cerita-cerita pembunuhan beramai-ramai drpd orang-orang pelarian itu; I cringed in ~ at the snake swallowing its victim, saya mengekot krn geli-geman melihat ular itu menelan mangsanya. | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| gross | adj 1. total, whole, without deduction, kasar: the ~ weight, berat kasar; ~ income, pendapatan kasar; 2. (esp leg.) flagrant, glaring, melampau: ~ injustice, ketidakadilan yg melampau; the driver was charged with ~ negligence, pemandu itu didakwa krn kecuaian yg melampau; a ~ error, kesilapan yg melampau; 3. (of person) obese, terlampau gemuk, gemuk /gedempong, gedempol/; 4. vulgar, coarse, kasar: she found his ~ jokes repulsive, dia mendapati jenaka kasar lelaki itu menjijikkan; 5. unpleasant, offensive, hodoh: ~ statues of animals stand guard over the entrance, arca-arca binatang yg hodoh berdiri di pintu masuk seolah-olah menjadi pengawal; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |