Usage examples of "gehasst" in German with translation to English

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Translations: all52 hate48 detest4
Ich habe Biologie immer gehasst. I've always hated biology.
Früher hat sie ihn gehasst. She used to hate him.
Ich habe dieses Lied so oft im Radio gehört, dass ich es zunehmend gehasst habe. I heard that song so many times on the radio that I grew to hate it.
Lieber für das gehasst werden, was man ist, als geliebt werden für das, was man nicht ist. Better to be hated for who you are than loved for who you're not.
Ich kann dich nicht hassen. I can't hate you.
Tom und Mary hassen sich. Tom and Mary detest each other.
Sie scheint Sie zu hassen. It seems she hates you.
Tom und Mary hassen einander. Tom and Mary detest each other.
Sie müssen mich wirklich hassen. They must really hate me.
Tom und Mary hassen sich. Tom and Mary detest each other.
Sie scheint euch zu hassen. It seems she hates you.
Sie hasst es, vor Publikum zu sprechen. She detests speaking in public.
Sie scheint dich zu hassen. It seems she hates you.
Diese Leute hassen alle Ausländer. These people hate all foreigners.
Tom hasst alle und jeden. Tom hates everybody.
Sie hasst es, zu rennen. She hates running.
Warum hasst mich die Technologie? Why does technology hate me?
Er hasste es zu lügen. He hated lying.
James Madison hasste die Vorstellung. James Madison hated the idea.
Ich hasse mich und will sterben. I hate myself and I want to die.
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