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1. verb(to dislike very much: I hate them for their cruelty to my father; I hate getting up in the morning.) odiar, detestar, aborrecer
2. noun1) (great dislike: a look of hate.) odio, hincha (familiar)2) (something disliked: Getting up in the morning is one of my pet (= particular) hates.) cosa que uno más detesta, pesadilla•- hateful- hatefully
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hate vb odiar / detestartr[heɪt]1 odio■ I hate to trouble you, but... lamento molestarle, pero...hate n: odio mn.• aborrecimiento s.m.• odio s.m.v.• aborrecer v.• desamar v.• odiar v.
I heɪttransitive verb odiar, aborrecer*, detestarto hate somebody FOR something/-ING — odiar a alguien por algo/+ inf
I hate ironing — detesto or odio planchar
I hate to disturb you, but... — perdona que te moleste, pero...
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a) u ( hatred)[heɪt]hate (FOR somebody/something) — odio m (a or hacia alguien/a algo); (before n)
1.2.VT odiar, detestarI hate having to commute every day — no soporto tener que tomar el tren todos los días para ir a trabajar
he hates to be or he hates being corrected — no soporta que se le corrija or que le corrijan
I hate to see him unhappy — me duele mucho or no soporto verlo triste
I hate to say it, but... — lamento tener que decirlo, pero...
I hate to trouble you, but... — siento muchísimo molestarle, pero...
3.CPDhate campaign N — campaña f or operación f de acoso (y derribo)
to mount/wage a hate campaign against sb — montar/realizar una campaña or operación de acoso y derribo contra algn
hate crime N — crimen motivado por el odio racial, xenófobo, religioso u homofóbico
they are calling for action on homophobic hate crimes — piden que se tome acción contra los crímenes motivados por la homofobia
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I [heɪt]transitive verb odiar, aborrecer*, detestarto hate somebody FOR something/-ING — odiar a alguien por algo/+ inf
I hate ironing — detesto or odio planchar
I hate to disturb you, but... — perdona que te moleste, pero...
II
a) u ( hatred)hate (FOR somebody/something) — odio m (a or hacia alguien/a algo); (before n)
См. также в других словарях:
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