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1 hate
B vtr1 ( feel antagonism towards) détester ; ( violently) haïr ; they hate each other ils se détestent ; to hate sb for sth/for doing en vouloir à qn de qch/d'avoir fait ; he's someone you love to hate c'est quelqu'un sur qui on aime bien taper ○ ;2 ( not enjoy) avoir horreur de [sport, food, activity] ; to hate doing ou to do avoir horreur de faire ; he hates to see me cry il a horreur de me voir pleurer ; he hates being corrected il a horreur qu'on le corrige ( subj) ; I hate it when je ne supporte pas quand ; I'd hate it if he felt excluded, I'd hate (for) him to feel excluded je n'aimerais pas du tout qu'il se sente exclu ;3 ( regret) ( in apology) to hate to do, to hate doing être désolé de faire ; I hate to interrupt you but… je suis désolé de vous interrompre mais… ; I hate (having) to say it but… ( in criticism) je regrette d'avoir à le dire, mais… -
2 hate
hate [heɪt]• what he hates most of all is... ce qu'il déteste le plus au monde c'est...• I hate to tell you this, but... je suis désolé de vous le dire, mais...• I hate to admit it, but you were right je suis obligé d'admettre que vous aviez raison• I would hate him to think that... je ne voudrais surtout pas qu'il pense que...2. nounhaine f3. compounds* * *[heɪt] 1. 2.transitive verb1) ( feel antagonism towards) détester; ( violently) haïrto hate somebody for something/for doing — en vouloir à quelqu'un de quelque chose/d'avoir fait
2) ( not enjoy) avoir horreur de [sport, food, activity]3) ( regret) ( in apology)to hate to do —
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