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I [heɪt]nome odio m.II [heɪt]1) odiare, detestareto hate sb. for sth., for doing — odiare qcn. per qcs., perché ha fatto
2) (not enjoy) non amare [sport, food, activity]* * *[heit] 1. verb(to dislike very much: I hate them for their cruelty to my father; I hate getting up in the morning.) odiare2. noun1) (great dislike: a look of hate.) odio2) (something disliked: Getting up in the morning is one of my pet (= particular) hates.) avversione•- hateful- hatefully
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- hatred* * *hate /heɪt/n. [u]odio; avversione: (fam.) pet hate, cosa che si detesta di più● hate campaign, campagna diffamatoria □ (leg.) hate crime, reato violento motivato dall'odio (verso una categoria di persone: razziale, religioso, ecc.) □ hate mail, lettere di insulti ( per lo più anonime) □ ( Internet) hate site, sito in cui si incita all'odio ( razziale, religioso, ecc.).♦ (to) hate /heɪt/v. t.1 odiare; avere in odio: Everybody hates him, tutti lo odiano; è odiato da tutti; I hate violence, odio la violenza2 (fam.) odiare; detestare; non poter soffrire; non piacere: He hates work, detesta il lavoro; I hate having to get up early, non mi piace dovermi alzare presto; I hate it when you behave like that, non ti posso soffrire quando fai così3 dispiacere (impers.): I hate to trouble you, mi dispiace disturbarti; I hate to say it, mi dispiace doverlo dire; I would hate you to think I did it on purpose, non vorrei davvero che tu pensassi che l'ho fatto appostaNOTA D'USO: - to hate-* * *I [heɪt]nome odio m.II [heɪt]1) odiare, detestareto hate sb. for sth., for doing — odiare qcn. per qcs., perché ha fatto
2) (not enjoy) non amare [sport, food, activity]
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