گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'hatred'

1 عمومی:: بیزاری‌

2 عمومی:: تنفر

3 عمومی:: تنفر (روزنامه نگاری)

4 عمومی:: نفرت‌

5 عمومی:: كینه‌

6 عمومی:: عداوت‌

7 عمومی:: بغض‌

8 عمومی:: دشمنی

9 عمومی:: دشمنی‌

1 general:: hatred an angry feeling of deep dislike for someone or something: • his hatred of violence • It is easy to understand their hatred for the invaders of their country. • racial hatred (= of people who belong to a different race ) hate the angry feeling that someone has when they hate someone and want to harm them: • His mind was filled with hate and the desire for revenge. • Her love for him turned to hate , and she tore up all his old letters. • Thatcher became a hate figure for the left (= someone who many people hate ) . • His enemies started a hate campaign against him in the press. loathing a very strong feeling of hatred for someone or something that you think is extremely unpleasant: • I felt nothing but loathing for him after the way he’d treated me. animosity a feeling of hatred and anger that often makes people behave unpleasantly to each other: • The animosity between parents who are getting a divorce can often cause great suffering to their children. abhorrence formal a deep feeling of hatred towards something that you think is morally wrong or unpleasant: • the abhorrence of terrorism by all decent people contempt a feeling of hate towards someone or something you think does not deserve any respect at all: • She looked at him with contempt. • I have nothing but contempt for these people.

2 general:: noun malice: We have no hatred for that group.

3 general:: hatred verbs feel hatred • It was terrifying to know that someone could feel such hatred towards me. have a hatred of somebody/something (= hate someone or something very much ) • Gang members have a hatred of the police. stir up hatred (= deliberately try to cause arguments or bad feelings between people ) • Right-wing parties tried to stir up hatred and exploit racial tension. incite hatred (= deliberately encourage people to hate each other ) • He faces criminal charges for inciting racial hatred. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + hatred racial/race hatred • Feelings of racial hatred were drummed into him as a child. ethnic hatred • Churches and mosques were burnt as ethnic hatred turned into violence. religious/sectarian hatred (= hatred between people who belong to different religious groups ) • The law makes it an offence to stir up religious hatred. pure hatred (= complete hatred ) • The child opened her eyes and stared at Juliet with pure hatred. passionate/intense/deep/bitter hatred (= hatred that is felt very strongly ) • What, I wondered, had I done to provoke such deep hatred? be full of/filled with hatred • She told me, in a voice full of hatred and contempt, that I meant nothing to her. phrases feelings of hatred • She talked about the feelings of hatred she has towards her son’s killer.

4 general::   noun ADJ. bitter, deep, intense, passionate, pure, violent She shot him a look of pure hatred. | absolute, implacable | blind, irrational | class, ethnic, racial, religious VERB + HATRED be filled with, be full of, feel, have She was full of hatred and bitterness. He has a deep hatred of the police. | incite, stir up He is accused of stirring up racial hatred. HATRED + VERB flare (up) Hatred flared up inside her. PREP. in/with ~ She stared at it in hatred. | ~ against inciting religious hatred against the Catholic minority | ~ between the intense hatred between the two communities | ~ for I felt no hatred for him. | ~ of his hatred of women | ~ towards their hatred towards the oppressors PHRASES a feeling of hatred