Examples of using Are not averse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Unlike most other big cats jaguars are not averse to water.
They are not averse to risk taking, nor are they punished or held back in any way when those risky initiatives fail.
As you know, Mr. Secretary they are not averse to our support in this.
You are not averse to accepting new challenges, but you are not willing to go out of your comfort zone to achieve it.
Approximately a quarter of Israeli citizens(22.6%) in both sectors are not averse to the use of violence for political objectives.
But channels, which are not averse to broadcast their live content, who bought in the best case for the license DVD-ROM are. .
It is therefore alarming to discover that today,almost a quarter of Israeli citizens are not averse to the use of political violence.
But at the same time, such people are not averse to boasting at any convenient opportunity, and sometimes are arrogant and selfish.
The circumstances of his death do, indeed, raise doubts, and the cruel murder of the youth Mohammed Abu Khdeir on July 2 proves that Jews,too, are not averse to murder to satisfy a sick desire for revenge.
But even those who are not averse to reading, consider writers, scientists and artists as people with whom they do not want to consort.
Although in Rome and Naples there is no problem buying a tour to visit Pompeii, Herculaneum or both ancient Roman cities within one day,there are still people who are not averse to organizing their tour on their own.
The French may be notoriously touchy about their language, but it seems even the watchdogs of the august Académie Française- whose members, known as“immortals”, have had the lastword in matters of Gallic linguistics since 1635- are not averse to accepting new entries to their celebrated dictionary.
Wax worms usually feed on beeswax(hence their name)but according to this new study, they're not averse to polyethylene either(Credit: César Hernández/CSIC).
I'm not averse to learning' Tell me why my eyes are burnin'.
I'm not averse to feeding the flock literally, as well as spiritually.
I'm not averse to a little guidance here.
He is not averse to using our weapon against us.
I'm not averse to moving forward.
I'm not averse, Ms. Vanowen.
I'm not averse to talking to people.
But she is not averse to experimenting.
Dad was not averse to a fight.
He told me that the King was not averse to opening secret negotiations with us with a view to disengaging the French from their disagreeable alliance with the Emperor.
If the pet is not averse to getting into trouble, he will take a threatening position, grin his teeth and straighten up, lifting his ears.
And the rest is not averse to complement the interior of your office, apartment or cottage chic with a saber or sword with the inscription, or get in present a real sea dirk.
On the other hand,the institute where he works and gets a good salary is not averse at all to getting some additional tens of millions more from the state treasury.
The twelve apostles were not averse to preaching in the Greek and other gentile cities of the Decapolis and Syria, but it was a severe test of their loyalty to the Master when he said,"Let us go into Samaria.".
But he sort of draws you in to his world.And I guess I was the kind of guy who was not averse to doing things that were slightly er you know not… not totally legal.
The obvious first choice would be a small child, perhaps your own,but the task could also fall to an obedient pet that's not averse to having a small box attached to its collar, or a neighbor who can pretend he got your postal delivery by mistake.