Examples of using "Odiavo" in a sentence and their english translations:
I hated them.
I hated it.
- I hated him.
- I hated her.
- I used to hate him.
- I used to hate her.
- I hated it.
- I hated them.
- I used to hate them.
I initially hated it.
I hated it at first.
I hated you at first.
I used to hate him.
I used to hate her.
I hated Tom.
I hated lying.
I hated Boston.
I hated Australia.
I hated Tom at first.
I hated school.
I used to hate spinach.
I used to hate doing this.
I used to hate living in Australia.
- I used to hate Boston.
- I hated Boston.
I hated the idea.
I hated doing that.
I hated that teacher.
I used to hate Australia.
I used to hate Tom.
I used to hate living in Boston.
I used to hate singing in public.
I hated French in high school.
I told them I hated them.
I hated getting shots.
I hated that movie.
I hated that feeling.
I hated studying Ukrainian.
I hated Berber.
I told him I hated him.
I told her I hated her.
I hated Tom for that.
I used to hate Tom.
I hated studying Slovenian.
I hated studying French.
I hated studying Romanian.
I hated living in Australia.
I hated living in Boston.
I told Tom I hated him.
- I told you I hated that shirt.
- I told you that I hated that shirt.
I hated Tom more than anybody else.
I told Mary I hated her.
I told Tom I hated Mary.
You told Tom I hated doing that, didn't you?
I told my parents how much I hated the teacher.
I hated to write with a fountain pen.
I hated spinach when I was a kid.
I hated history class.
I didn't like him much, in fact I hated him.
- I told Tom and Mary I hated them.
- I told Tom and Mary that I hated them.
but really hated business.
I hated Tom when we first met.
But, sorry, Dad, as a kid I resented him for it,
I just told my teacher I hated her.
Tom told everyone that I hated Mary, but that's not true.
Why did I hate to write essays?
I hated lying to Tom.
I hated to see Tom leave.
In adolescence, I hated life and was continually on the verge of suicide, from which, however, I was restrained by the desire to know more mathematics.
When I was younger, I hated going to weddings. My grandmothers and aunts would huddle around me, poke me in the side, and giggle "You're next! You're next!" They only stopped this nonsense when I began to do the same thing at funerals.