Examples of using Averse in English and their translations into Danish
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Nobel prize winners aren't averse to speculation either, right?
Moreover, they infect with their optimism adults who are also not averse to playing with children.
Now we had a group of other musicians so we weren't averse to using other people or other sounds.
women are not averse to warm up in airsoft
He was the wariest of men, and strongly averse to exchanging the triumphs of London for the risk of a fiasco in the field which might destroy his political future in South Africa.
And the disciples on such lessons are not averse to distract and quietly play your favorite games even their parents and even grandparents- tic-tac-toe, battleships, and tanchiki words(gallows) or equivalent-"noodle.
he was the wariest of men, and strongly averse to exchanging the triumphs of London for the risk of a fiasco in the field which might destroy his political future in South Africa.
even swallowing it does change the taste of that too so it may be a good option for anyone who is cum averse and a spitter rather than a swallower- just a thought.
Europeans would not be averse to using the YPG/PKK as pawns in their struggle with ISIS,
Nobel prize winners aren't averse to speculation either,
the rest were averse to cross the Ister River,
He was particularly averse to the company of ladies,
According to the Reverend Alexander Carlyle He was particularly averse to the company of ladies,
Jones said that although he had been averse to naming the school after himself,
friends who are not averse to fooling around and playing pirates)
You're not averse to a bit of surveillance yourself.
Lady Catherine's never been averse to the truly humble.
I had a dog who was savage and averse to all strangers, and I purposely tried his memory after an absence of five years
their hearts are averse; and most of them are wicked.
If you are not averse to plunging into a thrill,