Hate meaning in English
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Definition
to hate: to detest, to strongly dislike, the opposite of to love
The two football teams hate each other.
I hate walking home late at night by myself.
I hate to interrupt, but I have to go now.
hatred: very strong dislike, the opposite of love
Pronunciation examples
UK: I hate walking home late at night by myself.
US: I hate to interrupt, but I have to get going.
Examples
- "So many of my au pairs hate laughter."
- "Brent : I heard that Aussies and Kiwis hated each other, like cowboys and Indians, Tom and Jerry, North Korea and everyone."
- "I hate football!"
- "Philip : OK, OK, OK, seriously, first of all, I hate you guys."
- "I'm not saying I like you, just that I hate the others."
- "I hate business class with its extra legroom, reclining seats, and endless supply of alcohol."
- "I hate to be the one to ask this question, but rumors have been circulating that Bruno Delavigne is stricken with the terrible disease known as Anosmia."
- "Horse : (thinking) I hate my life."
- "I thought you hated music, Philip."
- "How about the fact that I hate my son?"
- "He's such a jerk face and I hate him so much!"
- "I thought you hated Elkie Johns!"
- "You know how much I hate spending money on unessential items.."
- "I hate it!"
- "I hate these things!"
- "Actually, I hate them."
- "General Rainbow Child : The audience hated all my acts, Brian."
- "Who do you think is responsible for this, this campaign of hate?"
- "May Day hating fascist!"
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