嫌 (iya) is the Japanese word for "disgusting/unpleasant/gross". So you could say それは嫌 (sore ha iya) which is literally "That is disgusting". Though depending on how disgusting the person finds it, you might just get an exclaimed いやあ! (iyaa).
Note: The second expression would be pulled out of context because いや (iya) (without kanji) means "no".
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∙ 14y ago気持ちが悪い = きもい
Kimochi ga warui or the short form version is kimoi
gross
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'Kimochiwarui.'
you say gross.
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Eww is only a sound effect and isn't translated to something in Japanese. The closest translation would be "Mazui" which would mean gross or disgusting. e.g "Kono wa gyuunyuu o mazui desu" - This milk is bad/disgusting.