0 present participle of hate --
1 to dislike someone or something very much: --
I'd hate (= would not like) you to think I didn't appreciate what you'd done.
[ + to infinitive ] I hate (= do not want) to interrupt, but it's time we left.
[ + -ing verb ] I have always hated speaking in public.
I hate it when you do that.
Kelly hates her teacher.
Hating the scarlet is a threadbare cloak of disagreement and conceals other matters.
We are creating a generation who will grow up absolutely hating the west.
It is all nonsense to talk about people here and people there hating each other.
It is not in the nature of the ordinary man in the street to go on hating people.
On the one side we see men hating women because they are women, and on the other side women hating men because they are men.
And they turn very quickly from being your friend to hating you.
Far from hating the advertisements, as had been suggested, people liked them.
There is one thing we cannot afford to do, and that is to have one class of the workers hating another class of the worker.
