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1 detest
[dɪˈtest] verbto hate intensely:يَكْرَهُ بِشِدَّهI detest cruelty.
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3 detest
كَرِهَ \ dislike: to not like: I dislike big cities. She dislikes being spoken to in that way. hate: to dislike strongly: I hate getting up early. detest: to hate violently. loathe: to hate deeply. -
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5 أبغض
v. hate, detest, loathe -
6 كره
1́ adj. hating2́ n. dislike, be offensive, hate, aversion, disfavour, disfavor3́ v. be repugnant, be repulsive, constrain, become hateful, hate, detest, loathe, abhor, abominate, disincline, shove, despise, dislike, force, coerce, compel, swagger, drive -
7 مقت
1́ n. detestation, aversion, odium, hate, repugnance, beak2́ v. abhor, detest, abominate -
8 أبغض
أبْغَضَ: مَقَتَ، كَرهَto hate, detest, loathe, abhor, abominate, dislike -
9 استكره
اِسْتَكْرَهَ: كَرِهَto have an aversion to or for, feel disgust for, detest, loathe, hate -
10 اشمأز
اِشْمَأزّ (مِنْ)to be disgusted (by, of), be nauseated (by), be sick (of), feel disgust (at, for), revolt (at, against), detest, loathe -
11 بغض
بَغَضَ: كَرِهَto hate, detest, loathe, abhor, abominate -
12 تقذر من
تَقَذّرَ مِنْto turn away with disgust from something dirty; to be disgusted by, be nauseated by, loathe, detest -
13 تقزز
تَقَزّزَ (مِنْ): اِشْمَأزّ، قَرِفَto be disgusted (of), be nauseated (by), be sick (of), feel disgust (at, for) revolt (at, against), loathe, detest -
14 رغب عن
رَغِبَ عنto detest, dislike, loathe; to be disinclined, reluctant, unwilling (to accept or do); to turn away from, avoid, shun -
15 شاحن
شاحَنَ: بَغَضَto hate, detest, abhor -
16 عاف
عافَ: كَرِهَ، اِشْمَأَزّ مِنْto loathe, detest, abhor, feel disgust for or at, be disgusted by -
17 قرف
قَرِفَ (مِنْ): اِشْمَأَزّ، تَقَزّزَto be disgusted (of), be nauseated (by), be sick (of), feel disgust (at, for), revolt (at, against), loathe, detest, abhor -
18 قلا
قَلاَ، قَلَى: بَغَضَ، كَرِهَto hate, detest, abhor -
19 قلى
قَلاَ، قَلَى: بَغَضَ، كَرِهَto hate, detest, abhor -
20 قلي
قَلِيَ: بَغَضَ، كَرِهَto hate, detest, abhor
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См. также в других словарях:
Detest — De*test , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Detested}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Detesting}.] [L. detestare, detestatum, and detestari, to curse while calling a deity to witness, to execrate, detest; de + testari to be a witness, testify, testis a witness: cf. F. d[… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
detest — [dē test′, ditest′] vt. [Fr détester < L detestari, to curse by calling the gods to witness, execrate, detest < de , down + testari, to witness < testis, a witness: see TESTIFY] to dislike intensely; hate; abhor SYN. HATE detester n … English World dictionary
detest — index contemn, disdain, reject, renounce Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
detest — early 15c., to curse, to call God to witness and abhor, from M.Fr. détester, from L. detestari to curse, execrate, abominate, express abhorrence for, lit. denounce with one s testimony, from de from, down (see DE (Cf. de )) + testari be a witness … Etymology dictionary
detest — *hate, abhor, abominate, loathe Analogous words: *despise, contemn, scorn, disdain: spurn, repudiate, reject (see DECLINE vb) Antonyms: adore (sense 2) Contrasted words: love, *like, dote, fancy, relish: cherish, prize, treasure, value,… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
detest — [v] hate; feel disgust toward abhor, abominate, be allergic to, despise, dislike intensely, down on, execrate, feel aversion toward, feel hostility toward, feel repugnance toward, have no use for*, loathe, recoil from, reject, repudiate; concept… … New thesaurus
detest — ► VERB ▪ dislike intensely. ORIGIN Latin detestari denounce, abhor , from testari witness … English terms dictionary
detest — v. 1) (G) he detests working 2) (K) we detest his constantly lying * * * [dɪ test] (G) he detests working (K) we detest his constantly lying … Combinatory dictionary
detest — UK [dɪˈtest] / US verb [transitive] Word forms detest : present tense I/you/we/they detest he/she/it detests present participle detesting past tense detested past participle detested to hate someone or something … English dictionary
detest — verb To dislike intensely I detest snakes. See Also: detestable, detestation … Wiktionary
detest — [16] Latin dētestārī, source of detest, meant ‘denounce’. It was a compound verb formed from the pejorative prefix dē and testārī ‘bear witness’. This in turn was a derivative of testis ‘witness’, source of English testify, testimony, and… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins