Odiaba (en. I hated)

/oˈðjaβa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To feel intense displeasure or hatred towards something or someone.

He hated doing homework in his free time.

Él odiaba hacer tareas escolares en su tiempo libre.

To experience rejection or aversion towards a person or situation.

He always hated lies in relationships.

Siempre odiaba las mentiras en las relaciones.

To hold a deep grudge against something.

She hated the injustice she saw around her.

Odiaba la injusticia que veía a su alrededor.

The verb 'odiar' comes from the Latin 'odium', which means 'hatred'.

To hate with all one's might

To feel a very intense hatred for something or someone.

Odiar con todas las fuerzas

To hate to death

To feel great displeasure to the point of wishing harm on someone.

Odiar a muerte

hatred

Intense feeling of aversion.

odio

hater

A person who feels hatred or contempt.

odiador

To hate jokingly

He always says he hates his boss, but it’s a joke.

Él siempre dice que odia a su jefe, pero es en broma.

To hate lovingly

Sometimes, it feels like he hates his ex, but there's still love there.

A veces, se siente como si odiara a su ex, pero aún hay amor ahí.