hate

IPA/heɪt/
KK[hˈet]IPA/heɪt/

hate — 名詞

  • hatesingular
  • hatesplural

1. a very strong feeling of not liking someone or something, often combined with a

1.名詞A2
釋義

憎恨

極度強烈的厭惡感

a very strong feeling of not liking someone or something, often combined with a wish to avoid or harm them

例句

David felt nothing but hate for the man who had stolen his car.

David 對偷走他車的人只有憎恨。

hate + for + [person]

Léa could not understand the hate between her two uncles.

Léa 無法理解兩個叔叔之間的憎恨。

常見搭配
  • feel hate
  • pure hate
  • deep hate
  • blind hate
  • full of hate
同義詞
  • hatred

    the more common noun form for describing long-term hostility between groups or people

  • loathing

    stronger than hate, suggesting physical disgust as well as dislike

  • antipathy

    formal register; a deep-seated feeling of aversion

反義詞
  • love

    the strongest opposite emotional bond

  • affection

    milder, suggesting warmth rather than passion

文法句型

hate + for/towards

用法筆記

Uncountable — do not say 'a hate' to mean a single feeling. Usually modified by adjectives like 'pure', 'deep', or 'blind'.

常見錯誤

She has a hate for spicy food.
She has a strong dislike for spicy food.
'hate' as an uncountable noun sounds too strong for everyday preferences; use 'strong dislike' instead.
There is hate between the two teams.
There is hatred between the two teams.
the noun 'hatred' is far more common in neutral descriptions of conflict.

2. organized hostility, violence, or negative speech directed at a particular group

2.名詞B2
釋義

仇恨行為

針對特定群體的敵意言行或攻擊

organized hostility, violence, or negative speech directed at a particular group of people, often encouraged by political or social leaders

例句

Social media sites are trying harder to remove posts that spread hate.

社群媒體平台正努力移除散播仇視言論的貼文。

collocation: spread hate

The government passed new laws to punish hate crimes against minorities.

政府通過新法律來懲罰針對少數族群的仇恨犯罪。

compound: hate crimes

常見搭配
  • hate crime
  • hate speech
  • spread hate
  • online hate
  • hate mail
同義詞
  • hostility

    broader term; can describe unfriendly behaviour without the political dimension

  • bigotry

    specifically about intolerance toward a group's race, religion, or identity

反義詞
  • tolerance

    willingness to accept people from different groups

  • acceptance

    positive recognition of group differences

文法句型

hate + [crime/speech]

用法筆記

Common in fixed compounds: 'hate crime', 'hate speech', 'hate mail'. Unlike sense 1, this sense is about public, collective action rather than a private emotion.

常見錯誤

He committed a hate.
He committed a hate crime.
'hate' alone cannot mean a criminal act; use the compound 'hate crime'.

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