“To be disgusted” in Japanese
Short answer
To be disgusted in Japanese is “呆れ返る” (akirekaeru). Full meaning: to be utterly amazed, to be stunned, to be disgusted.
Other ways to say “To be disgusted” in Japanese
虫唾が走る
mushizugahashiru to be disgusted, to be repulsed, to get the creeps
呆れる
akireru to be amazed, to be shocked, to be astonished, to be astounded, to be disgusted, to be exasperated, to be fed up
懲りる
koriru to learn by experience, to learn one's lesson, to learn the hard way; to be discouraged (by), to have enough (of), to be disgusted (with)
呆れかへる
akirekaeru to be utterly amazed, to be stunned, to be disgusted
あきれ返る
akirekaeru to be utterly amazed, to be stunned, to be disgusted
呆れかえる
akirekaeru to be utterly amazed, to be stunned, to be disgusted
あきれかえる
akirekaeru to be utterly amazed, to be stunned, to be disgusted
惘れる
akireru to be amazed, to be shocked, to be astonished, to be astounded, to be disgusted, to be exasperated, to be fed up
こり
kori to learn by experience, to learn one's lesson, to learn the hard way; to be discouraged (by), to have enough (of), to be disgusted (with)
こりる
koriru to learn by experience, to learn one's lesson, to learn the hard way; to be discouraged (by), to have enough (of), to be disgusted (with)
あきれる
akireru to be amazed, to be shocked, to be astonished, to be astounded, to be disgusted, to be exasperated, to be fed up
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