repel
re
ri
pel
ˈpɛl
pel
British pronunciation
/ɹɪpˈɛl/

Definição e significado de "repel"em inglês

to repel
01

repelir, afastar

to push away or cause something or someone to retreat or withdraw
Transitive: to repel sth
to repel definition and meaning
example
Exemplos
The spray effectively repelled mosquitoes, preventing them from biting.
O spray repeliu efetivamente os mosquitos, impedindo-os de picar.
02

repelir, causar aversão

to cause someone to feel a strong dislike or aversion towards something
Transitive: to repel sb
to repel definition and meaning
example
Exemplos
The constant negativity was repelling potential investors.
A negatividade constante afastava os investidores potenciais.
03

repelir, afastar

(of magnetic or electric fields) to force something with a similar charge or magnetic polarity away from itself
Transitive: to repel a charged particle
example
Exemplos
The electric charges in the air can repel dust particles, causing them to settle.
As cargas elétricas no ar podem repelir partículas de poeira, fazendo com que se assentem.
04

rejeitar, desconsiderar

to reject or dismiss something, especially an idea, argument, or theory
Transitive: to repel an idea or theory
example
Exemplos
He repelled accusations of dishonesty by presenting proof of his integrity.
Ele repeliu as acusações de desonestidade apresentando provas de sua integridade.
05

repelir, causar aversão

to cause a feeling of aversion or dislike
Intransitive
example
Exemplos
The strong scent of the perfume repelled, leaving a cloud of discomfort in the room.
O forte cheiro do perfume repelia, deixando uma nuvem de desconforto no quarto.
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