Examples of using "Detesta" in a sentence and their english translations:
You hate to lose, don't you?
Tom hates TV.
Ken despises Tom.
Tom hates dancing.
Tom hates carrots.
Tom hates olives.
- Ken despises Tom.
- Ken detests Tom.
Tom hates secrets.
He hated lying.
You hate tourists, don't you?
She hates Facebook.
Tom hates TV.
Tom dislikes noisy cities.
Tom hates speaking French.
They say that he hates to study.
Tom hates the rules.
He hates air travel.
She detests speaking in public.
Do you still hate French?
- My mother hates watching the television.
- My mother hates watching television.
- My mother hates to watch television.
- My mother hates to watch the television.
Tom hates speaking in public.
Why do you detest Tom?
Why do you detest Mary?
Tom hates studying French.
He says that he detests war.
She says that she detests war.
Tom hates raw onions.
Do you hate misshapen vegetables?
She hates running.
Tom hates getting up early in the morning.
- I know you hate carrots.
- I know that you hate carrots.
- I know you hate weddings.
- I know that you hate weddings.
"She hates it?" "Yes." "I hate it, too."
Does Mary hate me?
Tom's dog hates cats.
Why does my dog hate Tom?
Tom hates raw onions.
I detest everyone, and everyone detests me.
Tom's dog hates cats.
You hate to lose, don't you?
She sent me a postcard that said she hates the smell of animals.
What do you love? What do you hate?