嫌きらう
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, transitive)
1. to hate; to dislike; to loathe; to abhor
I'm glad I wasn't hated.
2. to avoid
3. to disregard; to act without regard (for)
4. to be bad for (e.g. dust in machinery)
Kanji used
dislike
Pitch accent
き
らう
Top 1500
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
to detest; to abhor; to loathe
to detest; to abhor; to loathe
to detest; to abhor; to loathe
Examples (33 in total)
I'm glad I wasn't hated.
I thought I was hated.
I was disliked by Alan.
He is hated by everyone.
He is much disliked.
I hate myself.
She hates herself.
Mary hates both of them.
I thought you hated us.
In general, young people dislike formality.
She detests speaking in public.
This is why I hate him.
Most writers hate being criticized.
He hates Nancy.
A majority of students dislike history.
She doesn't like people who aren't punctual.
Why does she hate you so much?
If you keep doing things like that, you'll be hated by everyone.
Luckily, I've got the kind of personality people find hard to dislike.
All of my ex-wives hate me.
I don't know why you don't like her.
Being disliked would be bad, and you'd want to get even closer if you could.
He is such a bad person that everybody dislikes him.
Human beings, as a rule, dislike change.
It seems he was quietly bothered by the fact that he was disliked.
You disliked us having an unbalanced diet, after all.
I love him, but he thinks I hate him.
Being disliked after exchanging just a word or two really gets to me.
My father hates my reading a newspaper at breakfast.
They found that their families didn't like each other.
It is impossible for me to hate her or push her away at this point.
Some people dislike eels because they look like snakes.
"I don't like Tom." "I think that he doesn't like you, either."