| 词组 | hate |
| 释义 | verb | noun hate1 /heɪt/ verb to dislike something or someone very muchadverbsreally/absolutely hate sb/sth I absolutely hated sport when I was at school.secretly hate sb/sth One in ten people admitted to secretly hating their boss.prepositionshate sb for (doing) sth She hated her husband for what he had done.phraseshate to see sth Her mother hated to see good food being wasted.come to hate sth/grow to hate sth (=begin to hate) By last year, I had come to hate everything about my life.I hate it when... I hate it when we argue with each other.I hate to say/admit it I hate to admit it, but you’re right.be the one that everyone loves to hate (=used when someone or something is very unpopular) They are the team that everyone loves to hate.the thing I hate most/what I hate most informal The thing I hate most about him is that he is always yawning.THESAURUS: hate can’t stand sth especially spoken to hate someone or something very much – used especially when someone or something is very annoying or upsetting. Can’t stand is more informal than hate: I can’t stand all this waiting around. | Extremists carry out their attacks because they can’t stand the thought of a democracy. loathe/detest to hate something or someone very much. Loathe and detest are more formal than hate: He loathed housework. | Greg had detested his brother for as long as he could remember. despise to hate someone or something very much and have no respect for them: She despised her husband, whom she considered a fool. abhor formal to hate something because you think it is morally wrong: He abhorred violence. | We abhor racism in any form. verb | noun hate2 /heɪt/ noun the angry feeling that someone has when they hate someonephrasesbe full of hate/be filled with hate Her eyes were full of hate.a look of hate He gave me a look of pure hate as I entered the room.a love-hate relationship (= in which you sometimes like and sometimes hate someone or something) She had a love-hate relationship with her mother.adjectivesabsolute/pure hate There was a look of pure hate in his eyes.hate + nounsa hate figure (=someone who a lot of people hate) He became a national hate figure because of his remarks.hate mail (=letters or messages expressing hate and threats towards someone) She began receiving hate mail and abusive phone calls after she appeared on the show.a hate crime (=crime that is committed by someone because they hate a particular group of people and want to hurt them) Most hate crimes are based on race or ethnicity.a hate campaign (=a series of unpleasant actions someone does to hurt someone they hate) Barker was the victim of a vicious hate campaign.nouns + haterace hate (=hate between people of different races) The comments had been intended to stir up race hate.You say that something is a pet hate when you particularly dislike it: Rice pudding has always been one of my pet hates.Hate or hatred?Hatred and hate both mean “the feeling of hating someone”. Hatred is more common. Hate is often used in compounds such as hate figure, hate mail, or hate crime, and often has the feeling that you want to harm someone because you hate them so much. |
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