Примери за използване на Detested на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Because Sunny detested doctors!
At first, the two of you, didn't even really-- she detested you.
Loved by many detested by others.
After your first case together, she detested you.
Wallace detested the british empire.
Before I met him, I detested him.
Ryle detested war but he detested injustice and Fascism more.
She had always detested arrogance.
They began their lives… in small sleepy towns,towns they detested.
Prized by some, detested by others.
Ryle detested war but he detested injustice and Fascism more.
My late husband detested omelettes.
So they popped up in big cities doing the kind of things I detested.
Hated by young women and detested by your men.
He detested silk-lined clothes, interest charges, dogs, others' lies, Jews and Christians.
I preferred life when you detested me.
From the man he detested and wanted dead.
Detested it, partly because it was nearly as common in that region as Smith, but mainly because it had a plebeian sound to his ear.
No foe has been so detested As were the japanese.".
She detested the same characteristics in him that last day as she had the first time she saw him under that tree, and still adored all the others.
You know, Carmela's mother-in-law Livia detested northern cooking.
A democracy, which they detested, empowers majorities to tyrannize minorities.
Beneath his cherubic, hay-coloured curls andproper job, he detested the system he was trapped in.
Erling, who detested anything to do with administrative work and financial reports, pretended not to notice.
The transition upset him; he detested living in the suburbs.
I felt ugly and detested by the man who once promised to love and protect me, my husband and manager Stephen.
The transition greatly upset Donald, and he detested living in the suburbs.
The camaraderie among officers(he detested the NCOs for their callousness toward the ranks) was a seminal influence on his political thinking.
He had some pathetic little nickel-plated aristocratic instincts, and detested his name, which was Dunlap;
Curiously, the religious and conservative Betjeman detested Lewis, whereas the anti-establishment Tynan retained a lifelong admiration for him.