Examples of using "Sevmiyordu" in a sentence and their english translations:
- She was down on her husband.
- She hated her husband.
- She didn't like her husband.
- She disliked her husband.
- She felt an aversion to him.
- She hated him.
- She disliked him.
- She didn't like him.
- He disliked school.
- He didn't like school.
He didn't like being separated from his family.
- Tom didn't like it.
- Tom didn't dislike it.
Tom didn't like his name.
Tom didn't like his mother.
- Tom doesn't like Mary.
- Tom disliked Mary.
She didn't like coffee.
Tom disliked school.
Tom didn't like me.
Sami didn't like dogs.
- Tom didn't like dogs when he was a kid.
- Tom didn't like dogs when he was a child.
The girl didn't like to wash dishes.
Tom didn't like living in the city.
Tom didn't like to ask for help.
Nobody liked Tom.
Tom didn't like me very much.
Tom didn't like living in the country.
Tom didn't like living in Boston.
Tom didn't like that place.
Tom didn't like doing that.
Tom didn't really love me.
and nobody liked that guard
Tom didn't like the way Mary cooked.
A number of senators disliked Wilson.
Most men in politics just did not like Adams.
Tom disliked school when he was younger.
Tom didn't really enjoy studying French.
Tom didn't like the way Mary did that.
My brother didn't like her from the start.
Tom never really liked me much.
None of Tom's classmates liked him.
Tom didn't like the way Mary cooked vegetables.
Tom didn't like what he saw Mary doing.
Sami didn't like talking about where he got his money.
Tom disliked both Mary and John.
He loved her, who didn't love him at all.
Tom loved Mary, who didn't love him at all.
Tom didn't like children then and he still doesn't.
Tom didn't love Mary as much as she loved him.
Tom didn't like living in the city and moved back to the farm where he grew up.
He didn't really like his job, but he owed money on his new house.
Sami did not like his new stepfather.
Sami's stepdaughters didn't like him.
- Tom didn't like Mary very much.
- Tom didn't like Mary much.