hate

odio

Sentimiento muy intenso de rechazo hacia alguien o algo.

En inglés sencillo: A very strong feeling of dislike toward someone or something.

• His words were full of hate.
• She felt hate for the people who hurt her family.
• The campaign challenges hate and encourages kindness.

Cómo se usa: hate for someone/something (His hate for the enemy grew stronger.)

Sinónimos: hatred, loathing

Antónimos: love

Expresiones frecuentes: full of hate, love and hate, hate speech, pure hate

manía, cosa detestada

Algo que te disgusta mucho o te resulta especialmente molesto.

En inglés sencillo: Something that you strongly dislike or find very annoying.

• Litter is my biggest hate.
• One of her pet hates is loud chewing.
• What are your pet hates?

Sinónimos: pet peeve

Expresiones frecuentes: pet hate, someone’s biggest hate

odiar, detestar

Sentir un rechazo muy fuerte hacia alguien o algo.

En inglés sencillo: To dislike someone or something very much.

• I hate cold weather.
• He hated being alone in the house.
• Do you hate getting up early?

Cómo se usa: hate doing something (I hate waiting in long lines.); hate to do something (I hate to interrupt, but your taxi is here.); hate someone doing something (She hates people touching her hair.)

Sinónimos: detest, loathe

Antónimos: love

Expresiones frecuentes: hate something, hate doing something, hate to say

criticar, atacar

Decir cosas hirientes sobre alguien o algo, a menudo por antipatía o envidia.

En inglés sencillo: To say unkind things about someone or something, often because you dislike them or feel jealous.

• Stop hating on my shoes.
• People hated on him for posting that video.
• Why do strangers hate on successful singers?

Cómo se usa: hate on someone/something (People hated on her for winning the award.)

Sinónimos: attack, criticize

Expresiones frecuentes: hate on someone, hate on something