like
I have always disliked that feeling of fullness after a large meal.
She disliked the president, whom she once described as an 'insufferable bore'.她不喜欢总裁，曾经说他是个“令人难以忍受的讨厌家伙”。
The producer disliked the script and said it must be rewritten.
He dislikes any kind of physical contact - he doesn't even like to shake your hand.
I can't imagine why she became a teacher because she obviously dislikes children intensely!

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Not liking
abhor
abide
abominate
anti-American
anti-British
civil
cup
deplore
despise
detest
disdain
disdainful
go off
misanthropically
non-fan
not be someone's cup of teaidiom
not go much on somethingidiom
not have a civil word to say about someoneidiom
shy
tire

Examples of disliking

disliking

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

We presume that this method is the prerequisite in order to measure the entire bandwidth from the maximum liking to maximum disliking.
After standardizing nominations within classrooms, a social preference score was computed as the difference between the liking and disliking scores.
Frequencies of liking (like most) and disliking (like least) nominations were tabulated for each child and standardized within classrooms.
Other physicians, while disliking the constraints and moral compromises involved in commercialism, comply with them because the system seems overwhelming and inevitable.
The total number of received liking and disliking nominations was also calculated.
From a different perspective, results could also be interpreted as an age-dependent decline in liking instead of an increase in disliking.
The number of disliking nominations was subtracted from the number of liking nominations, resulting in a restandardized social preference score.
One response differentiated between a disliking for the tune but a liking for the sound effect.
Most of the participants (49.2 per cent) reported liking, and only 17.5 per cent disliking the music.
A social preference score was computed as the standardized difference between the liking and disliking scores.
Authors found an increase in disliking for classical (unconventional) music from grade 1 to 4 (7-10 years) and a constant level of liking for conventional (popular) music.
Those disliking them stressed insensitivity and inconvenience.
For example, "good" and "nice" do not describe products, but people's feelings about them, and feelings of liking and disliking, do not inform us about specific product-related reactions.
Disliking something is one thing, doing something about it is another.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
My second reason for disliking the piecemeal approach is a psychological one and not an economic one.
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