being disgusting

The Spanish phrase 'estar asqueroso' translates to 'being disgusting' in English. This can be used as a verb phrase to describe someone or something that is extremely unpleasant, disgusting or repulsive in any context or situation. Please note that while 'estar' is generally used to describe temporary states in Spanish, the implication of 'estar asqueroso' might not necessarily be temporary depending on the context.

Example sentences using: estar asqueroso

La comida de ayer está asquerosa.

The food from yesterday is disgusting.

This sentence expresses a negative opinion about the food, indicating that it has a bad taste or has spoiled.

El olor de la basura está asqueroso.

The smell of the trash is disgusting.

In this phrase, the speaker describes the unpleasant smell coming from the trash, emphasizing its repulsive nature.

Este lugar está asqueroso después de la fiesta.

This place is disgusting after the party.

Here, the speaker is noting that the condition of the place has deteriorated, likely from mess and dirt left over from a party.