odiaba
hated, i hated
Verb odiaba
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First-person singular (yo) imperfect indicative form of odiar.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) imperfect indicative form of odiar.
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Te dije que odiaba esa camisa.
I told you I hated that shirt.
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Ella le odiaba.
She hated him.
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Cuando estaba en la escuela, odiaba de todo corazón escribir ensayos.
When I was in school, I really hated writing essays.
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Ella odiaba a su marido.
She hated her husband.
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Ella le odiaba tanto que nuestra familia no podía nunca ir a visitarle.
She hated him so much that our family could never go and visit him.
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Tom quería que Mary supiera que él no la odiaba.
Tom wanted Mary to know that he didn't hate her.
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Tom siempre se preguntó por qué Mary odiaba a John.
Tom always wondered why Mary hated John.
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Aun después de que él muriera, ella lo odiaba.
She still hated him, even after he died.
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Él odiaba mentir.
He hated lying.
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La gente de Boston odiaba a los soldados británicos.
The people of Boston hated the British soldiers.
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