0 to dislike someone or something very much -- 憎恨，憎惡，厭惡
I'd hate (= would not like) you to think I didn't appreciate what you'd done. 我不願讓你認爲我不感激你做的事。
[ + to infinitive ] I hate (= do not want) to interrupt, but it's time we left. 我不想打斷你，但我們該走了。
I hate him telling me what do to all the time. 我討厭他每時每刻都在告訴我該做甚麽。
[ + -ing verb ] I have always hated speaking in public. 我一直都很討厭在公共場合講話。
I hate it when you do that. 我非常討厭你那樣做。
Kelly hates her teacher. 凱莉厭惡她的老師。
The poll tax was, and is, hated by the majority of people.
Suppose her husband hates the idea, and tries to argue her out of it.
A human individual is a very animated being, with passions, loves, hates and all the rest of it.
The other factor that bedevils any system, and which has become one of my pet hates over the years, is jargon.
They were men who hated tyranny, whether practised at home or abroad.
We should have hated not to have had that delightful piece of obstruction of the channel.
If anyone doubts the need to abolish the poll tax, let me remind them why it is so hated.
Hating was spelt hayting, and perhaps that reflected the ability of the writer to think.
