Examples of using She disliked in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She disliked him.
I told you, she disliked your letters.
She disliked her husband.
Because I was burdensome and she disliked me.
She disliked me intensely.
All this messing around and dancing… Maybe she disliked it.
She disliked your letters.
Although she was hugely successful in the series, she disliked the lack of privacy that it brought.
She disliked the noise and clamor of the city.
Although she was hugely successful in the series, she disliked the lack of privacy that it brought.
She disliked her brother's family- and especially her niece.
Dumont had several times tried to offer Piaf his compositions, but she disliked them and had refused them- the standard was too low according to her.
Although she disliked and distrusted him instinctively,she was inclined to acquit him of the particular motive which she had at first attributed to him.
She disliked going out, she seldom attended any but those formal parties at which the attendance of Miss Willowes of Lady Place was an obligatory civility;
While the changes certainly helped Mila to seem more like a real ballerina,she was open about how much she disliked her new body and thought it was too frail.
She disliked them both, as they quickly began teasing Severus, Lily's best friend at the time, though it was Snape who had initiated the argument by mocking the other boys' preference of House.
Although she disliked the song and thought it was unrepresentative of her material, the song won the contest by a near-record margin of votes, and made Shaw the first person to win the contest for the UK.
Stone has stated that she disliked formal education and preferred auditing classes with university professors whose work she admired. She has stated she worked at Bell Telephone Laboratories, then worked odd jobs to support her own research. She later graduated from St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland, receiving a B.A. in 1965.[5].
She dislikes him.
May I ask you, in what context she dislikes it?
She dislikes seeing men humiliated in front of their kids in her café.
I think she partially believes in me. But, more importantly,- she dislikes the Clintons.
When Nanami asks Yuri Yamamoto, the girl sitting next to her, about Yano,the latter curtly replies that she dislikes him.
But her book is different, she claims,because it distinguishes between“parenting,” a word she dislikes, and“being a parent.”.
Conversely, she dislikes Lelouch, despite constant remarks from others about intimacy in their relationship, and is dismayed when her Knightmare rival, Suzaku, reveals that Lelouch and Zero are the same person.
She dislikes the Morale Committee because it is a ridiculous concept(in place before she started) and its members are all so relentlessly upbeat and self-righteously whiny about the need to have more‘fun in the workplace'.
Theon Weber from The Village Voice described the song as"huge and hugely compassionate, and fearless" and praised it for being"chipper andfunny because the narrator is predicting escape from someone she dislikes:"Some day, I will be living in a big ole city/And all you're ever gonna be is mean.".
