dislike

• Nom désignant un sentiment d'aversion, de répulsion ou d'absence de préférence envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

A noun referring to a feeling of aversion, distaste, or lack of preference for someone or something.

1. Feeling of aversionA2formal

   A feeling of not liking someone or something; a feeling of distaste or opposition.

   Aversion, antipathie

   • She has a strong dislike for cold weather.
   • His dislike of loud noises is well known.
   • They shared a mutual dislike for dishonesty.

   Synonymesanimosityantipathyaversiondisapprovaldisfavordistasteenmityhatredhostilityrepugnance

   Antonymesaffectionappreciationattractionfavorfondnesslikinglovepreference

2. Object of aversionB1formal

   Something that a person does not like.

   objet d'aversion

   • One of his dislikes is waiting in long lines.
   • Her main dislikes include traffic and crowded places.
   • The list of his likes and dislikes is quite long.

   Synonymesaversionbugbearpet peeve

   Antonymesfavorite

• Verbe utilisé pour exprimer un sentiment d'aversion ou de rejet envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

A verb used to express a feeling of not liking someone or something.

1. Feel aversionA2formal

   To not like someone or something; to find unpleasant or disagreeable.

   Ne pas aimer, trouver désagréable

   • I dislike getting up early in the morning.
   • She dislikes the taste of spicy food.
   • He dislikes people who are dishonest.

   Synonymesabhordespisedetesthateloathe

   Antonymesenjoyfancylikelove

2. Express disapprovalB1formal

   To show or express a feeling of disapproval or opposition.

   Désapprouver

   • The committee disliked the proposed changes.
   • Many voters dislike the new policy.
   • She disliked the way he spoke to her.

   Synonymesdeprecatedisapprovefrown onoppose

   Antonymesapproveendorse