hate

Related to hate: hateable

a thin line between love and hate

A very narrow division between feelings of love and feelings of hate. A: "How could I possibly have a crush on Brian? He's such a jerk! I can't stand him." B: "Yeah, but there's a thin line between love and hate."

See also: and, between, hate, line, love, thin

be sick of the sight of (someone or something)

To have a strong aversion or sense of disgust or dislike when encountering someone or something. At this point, he's betrayed me so many times that I'm sick of the sight of him.

grow to (do something)

To slowly begin to do something or feel a certain way over time. Ian annoyed me at first, but I really grew to like him as we spent more time together. Every young adult grows to want more freedom from their family—that's just how it is. Grandma grew to hate the cold and eventually moved to Florida.

hate (one's) guts

To utterly despise one; to feel nothing but hatred for one. I know for a fact that Stacy hates my guts. She told me to drop dead last time I saw her. He doesn't hate your guts, Paul. He's just mad that you lied to him.

See also: gut, hate

hate (someone or something) like sin

To hate someone or something very aggressively, intensely, or enthusiastically. I know you're suppose to forgive and forget, but I can't help it—I just hate him like sin for what he's done to me. Good luck getting Scotty out of bed this early—he hates mornings like sin.

hate begets hate

proverb If you treat someone with anger, malice, or hatred, it will typically cause them to behave in a similar way to yourself or to others. I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt and treat people as kindly as possible, even if they've wronged me in the past. Hate only ever begets hate, after all. It just feels like people only want to attack and tear down anyone with an opposing opinion these days. But hate begets hate, and all we seem to be getting is an ever-rising sea of ill will between each other.

hate breeds hate

proverb If you treat someone with anger, malice, or hatred, it will typically cause them to behave in a similar way to yourself or to others. I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt and treat people as kindly as possible, even if they've wronged me in the past. Hate only ever breeds hate, after all. It just feels like people only want to attack and tear down anyone with an opposing opinion these days. But hate breeds hate, and all we seem to be getting is an ever-rising sea of ill will between each other.

hate on (someone or something)

slang To criticize or dislike someone or something, especially for petty, vindictive, or ill-informed reasons. Ugh, my parents are always hating on my boyfriend. Quit hating on my outfit—I think it's cute!

hate the sight of (someone or something)

To have a strong aversion or sense of disgust or dislike when encountering someone or something. At this point, he's betrayed me so many times that I hate the sight of him. I could never be a doctor or nurse—I just hate the sight of blood.

haters gonna hate

slang There will always be those who seek to criticize and undermine things, whether justified or not. The phrase is often used to dismiss such critics while acknowledging that it is no use trying to stop them. I don't enjoy when opposing teams' fans boo me, but, hey, haters gonna hate. Oh well, haters gonna hate. Don't that dampen your excitement!

hate-watch

To watch a show, film, or other program that one strongly dislikes for the purpose of being able to criticize it or derive enjoyment from such disdain. No, I don't actually like "The Bachelor," I just hate-watch it.

I hate to break it to you

Used to introduce some information that one is about to reveal that the other person will find upsetting, unpleasant, or undesirable. A: "We'll need a strong third quarter to weather this downturn." B: "Well, I hate to break it to you, but sales are coming to a screeching halt." Look, I hate to break it to you, but Molly doesn't want anything to do with you anymore.

I hate to eat and run

Said apologetically by someone who has to leave a gathering very soon after eating. I hate to eat and run, but I have to catch the next train back to the city.

love-hate relationship

A relationship or connection with someone or something that is characterized by both very positive and very negative feelings. I've got a bit of a love-hate relationship with this car—I absolutely adore the way it looks and handles on the road, but it has given me nothing but grief with how many times it has broken down. Tom and I have something of a love-hate relationship. When we get along, we're the best pals in the world, but other times we just drive each other crazy.

pet hate

A source of annoyance for one; a pet peeve. Ugh, my pet hate is people who chew with their mouths open.

hate someone or something like sin

Fig. to hate someone or something a great deal. She won't eat brussels sprouts. She hates 'em like sin. I don't want that man anywhere near me. I hate him like sin.

hate someone's guts

Fig. to hate someone very much. Oh, Bob is terrible. I hate his guts! You may hate my guts for saying so, but I think you're getting gray hair.

See also: gut, hate

(I) hate to eat and run.

Cliché an apology made by someone who must leave a social event soon after eating. Bill: Well, I hate to eat and run, but it's getting late. Sue: Oh, you don't have to leave, do you? Bill: I think I really must. Mary: Oh, my goodness! I hate to eat and run, but I have to catch an early plane tomorrow. Bob: Do you have to go? Mary: Afraid so.

love-hate relationship

Fig. a relationship of any kind that involves both devotion and hatred. Tommy has a love-hate relationship with his teacher. Mostly, though, it's hate lately.

pet hate

Fig. something that is disliked intensely and is a constant or repeated annoyance. My pet hate is being put on hold on the telephone. Another pet hate of mine is having to stand in line.

hate someone's guts

Thoroughly despise someone, as in I hate Peter's guts. The guts here refers to a person's inner essence. [Slang; c. 1900]

See also: gut, hate

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

hate someone's guts

INFORMAL

COMMON If you hate someone's guts, you dislike them very much indeed. If she knew the real reason, she'd hate my guts. I loved my father very much — I would have hated the guts of anyone trying to take his place.

See also: gut, hate

Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

hate someone's guts

feel a strong hatred for someone. informal

See also: gut, hate

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

ˌhate somebody’s ˈguts

(informal) dislike somebody very much: Don’t invite that man to the party. I hate his guts.

See also: gut, hate

your, his, etc. pet ˈhate

(British English) (American English your, his, etc. pet ˈpeeve) something that you particularly dislike: She didn’t mind people smoking, but her pet hate was people blowing smoke in her face.

hate, be sick of, etc. the ˈsight of somebody/something

(informal) hate, etc. somebody/something very much: I’m sick of the sight of him!

See also: of, sick, sight, somebody, something

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

hate someone’s guts

tv. to hate someone very much. You’re horrible. I hate your guts!

See also: gut, hate

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

hate on (someone)

Slang

To ridicule, insult, or act hatefully toward: Stop hating on them—they're my friends.

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释义	hate Related to hate: hateable a thin line between love and hate A very narrow division between feelings of love and feelings of hate. A: "How could I possibly have a crush on Brian? He's such a jerk! I can't stand him." B: "Yeah, but there's a thin line between love and hate." See also: and, between, hate, line, love, thin be sick of the sight of (someone or something) To have a strong aversion or sense of disgust or dislike when encountering someone or something. At this point, he's betrayed me so many times that I'm sick of the sight of him. See also: of, sick, sight grow to (do something) To slowly begin to do something or feel a certain way over time. Ian annoyed me at first, but I really grew to like him as we spent more time together. Every young adult grows to want more freedom from their family—that's just how it is. Grandma grew to hate the cold and eventually moved to Florida. See also: grow hate (one's) guts To utterly despise one; to feel nothing but hatred for one. I know for a fact that Stacy hates my guts. She told me to drop dead last time I saw her. He doesn't hate your guts, Paul. He's just mad that you lied to him. See also: gut, hate hate (someone or something) like sin To hate someone or something very aggressively, intensely, or enthusiastically. I know you're suppose to forgive and forget, but I can't help it—I just hate him like sin for what he's done to me. Good luck getting Scotty out of bed this early—he hates mornings like sin. See also: hate, like, sin hate begets hate proverb If you treat someone with anger, malice, or hatred, it will typically cause them to behave in a similar way to yourself or to others. I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt and treat people as kindly as possible, even if they've wronged me in the past. Hate only ever begets hate, after all. It just feels like people only want to attack and tear down anyone with an opposing opinion these days. But hate begets hate, and all we seem to be getting is an ever-rising sea of ill will between each other. See also: beget, hate hate breeds hate proverb If you treat someone with anger, malice, or hatred, it will typically cause them to behave in a similar way to yourself or to others. I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt and treat people as kindly as possible, even if they've wronged me in the past. Hate only ever breeds hate, after all. It just feels like people only want to attack and tear down anyone with an opposing opinion these days. But hate breeds hate, and all we seem to be getting is an ever-rising sea of ill will between each other. See also: breed, hate hate on (someone or something) slang To criticize or dislike someone or something, especially for petty, vindictive, or ill-informed reasons. Ugh, my parents are always hating on my boyfriend. Quit hating on my outfit—I think it's cute! See also: hate, on hate the sight of (someone or something) To have a strong aversion or sense of disgust or dislike when encountering someone or something. At this point, he's betrayed me so many times that I hate the sight of him. I could never be a doctor or nurse—I just hate the sight of blood. See also: hate, of, sight haters gonna hate slang There will always be those who seek to criticize and undermine things, whether justified or not. The phrase is often used to dismiss such critics while acknowledging that it is no use trying to stop them. I don't enjoy when opposing teams' fans boo me, but, hey, haters gonna hate. Oh well, haters gonna hate. Don't that dampen your excitement! See also: gonna, hate hate-watch To watch a show, film, or other program that one strongly dislikes for the purpose of being able to criticize it or derive enjoyment from such disdain. No, I don't actually like "The Bachelor," I just hate-watch it. I hate to break it to you Used to introduce some information that one is about to reveal that the other person will find upsetting, unpleasant, or undesirable. A: "We'll need a strong third quarter to weather this downturn." B: "Well, I hate to break it to you, but sales are coming to a screeching halt." Look, I hate to break it to you, but Molly doesn't want anything to do with you anymore. See also: break, hate I hate to eat and run Said apologetically by someone who has to leave a gathering very soon after eating. I hate to eat and run, but I have to catch the next train back to the city. See also: and, eat, hate, run love-hate relationship A relationship or connection with someone or something that is characterized by both very positive and very negative feelings. I've got a bit of a love-hate relationship with this car—I absolutely adore the way it looks and handles on the road, but it has given me nothing but grief with how many times it has broken down. Tom and I have something of a love-hate relationship. When we get along, we're the best pals in the world, but other times we just drive each other crazy. See also: relationship pet hate A source of annoyance for one; a pet peeve. Ugh, my pet hate is people who chew with their mouths open. See also: hate, pet Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. hate someone or something like sin Fig. to hate someone or something a great deal. She won't eat brussels sprouts. She hates 'em like sin. I don't want that man anywhere near me. I hate him like sin. See also: hate, like, sin hate someone's guts Fig. to hate someone very much. Oh, Bob is terrible. I hate his guts! You may hate my guts for saying so, but I think you're getting gray hair. See also: gut, hate (I) hate to eat and run. Cliché an apology made by someone who must leave a social event soon after eating. Bill: Well, I hate to eat and run, but it's getting late. Sue: Oh, you don't have to leave, do you? Bill: I think I really must. Mary: Oh, my goodness! I hate to eat and run, but I have to catch an early plane tomorrow. Bob: Do you have to go? Mary: Afraid so. See also: and, eat, hate, run love-hate relationship Fig. a relationship of any kind that involves both devotion and hatred. Tommy has a love-hate relationship with his teacher. Mostly, though, it's hate lately. See also: relationship pet hate Fig. something that is disliked intensely and is a constant or repeated annoyance. My pet hate is being put on hold on the telephone. Another pet hate of mine is having to stand in line. See also: hate, pet McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. hate someone's guts Thoroughly despise someone, as in I hate Peter's guts. The guts here refers to a person's inner essence. [Slang; c. 1900] See also: gut, hate The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. hate someone's guts INFORMAL COMMON If you hate someone's guts, you dislike them very much indeed. If she knew the real reason, she'd hate my guts. I loved my father very much — I would have hated the guts of anyone trying to take his place. See also: gut, hate Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. hate someone's guts feel a strong hatred for someone. informal See also: gut, hate Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary ˌhate somebody’s ˈguts (informal) dislike somebody very much: Don’t invite that man to the party. I hate his guts. See also: gut, hate your, his, etc. pet ˈhate (British English) (American English your, his, etc. pet ˈpeeve) something that you particularly dislike: She didn’t mind people smoking, but her pet hate was people blowing smoke in her face. See also: hate, pet hate, be sick of, etc. the ˈsight of somebody/something (informal) hate, etc. somebody/something very much: I’m sick of the sight of him! See also: of, sick, sight, somebody, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary hate someone’s guts tv. to hate someone very much. You’re horrible. I hate your guts! See also: gut, hate McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions hate on (someone) Slang To ridicule, insult, or act hatefully toward: Stop hating on them—they're my friends. See also: hate, on American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: a thin line between love and hate relieve relieve (one's) feelings relieve your feelings (it) makes no difference to me at heart (it) makes me no difference be not fussed (about someone or something) be down on (someone or something) (it) makes me no never mind References in periodicals archive Many people are targets of hate speech and some are an easier target due to present vulnerabilities. Speaking out about hate speech He said, FIRs should be registered under anti-terrorist act against those who upload hate material on social media or share it and they should be sent behind the bars. CPO directs police officers to take strict action against hate speech Hate speech not only attacks human rights norms and principles, it also undermines social cohesion, erodes shared values and lays the foundation for violence - setting back the cause of peace, stability, sustainable development and the fulfillment of human rights for all. UN chief launches new plan to 'identify, prevent and confront' hate speech "Hate speech is a challenge from which no country is immune", said Adama Dieng, Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide at the launch. UN declares war on hate speech after Sri Lanka violence "Hate has frayed the social fabric of our country," said Richard Cohen, president of the Southern Poverty Law Center, in a news release. US hate groups continue to increase Religious hate crime in particular has rocketed, with numbers climbing by 40.1% in a single year. A WAVE of HATE; Hate crimes are rising at an alarming rate "We know hate crime is happening in Surrey and we want people to feel that they can come to us, tell us about it and feel that we will take it seriously. Religious hate crime rises 79% in a year in Surrey; There were increases in all types of hate crime, including disability, sexual orientation and race The law recognises hate crimes as being motivated by prejudice based on race, religion, sexual orientation, transgender identity and disability. Appeal for people to help combat hate crime "In 2017/18, there were 94,098 hate crime offences recorded by the police in England and Wales, an increase of 17% compared with the previous year," the bulletin said. Hate crimes in England, Wales grew 17% in 2017-18: Statistical Bulletin A total of 222 disability hate crimes were recorded in the region last year, 109 of which were classified as 'violence against a person' -- more than any other single type of crime. Hate crimes against the disabled have DOUBLED across Thames Valley It was revealed earlier this week that the number of hate crimes in Newcastle increased by 17 per cent to 969 in 2017/18, with warnings over racial tensions and "retaliatory patterns of violence" in parts of the city. What councils are doing to tackle rising hate crime in Newcastle; New figures have revealed that the number of hate crimes in Newcastle increased by 17% to 969 in 2017/18 Monument ward and the city centre in general remain the area with the highest rates of hate crime, followed by the West End. Rising hate crime warning "Hate crime is something which has been under-reported for a long time, but we have worked extremely hard to give victims the confidence to come forward. Tougher action on hate crime as figures see a 17% increase THERE has been a spike in racist hate crimes on Teesside since the Brexit vote, new figures show. Spike in racist hate crime; latest data shows rise in incidents post brexit
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