No. 8,483 in Dutch
hate
The Dutch word "hate" means "to hate" or "intensely dislike" in English.
In a sentence
Ik haat regenachtige dagen.
I hate rainy days.
Expressing personal dislike or disdain toward an object or event.
Zij haten oneerlijkheid in spelregels.
They hate dishonesty in game rules.
Describing strong disapproval or aversion to a concept or ethical principle.
Hij voelt een diepgewortelde haat jegens onrecht.
He feels a deep-seated hatred towards injustice.
Indicating an intense, emotional response against an abstract or societal issue.
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