disgustado
/disɡusˈtado/ · B2 · adj
disgusted, displeased
🤢 dis- (opposite) + gusto (taste/liking) = no taste for it, so disgusted
Spanish gusto means liking or taste, and dis- reverses it. Something that is dis-gusto is not to your liking. English disgusted comes from the same Latin root, but Spanish disgustado often means just upset or disappointed, not only revolted.