嫌がる
いやがる
to appear uncomfortable (with); to seem to hate; to express dislike
JLPT N2 Common word
Meanings
Godan verb (-ru), Transitive
to appear uncomfortable (with); to seem to hate; to express dislike
Forms
| Plain | Polite | |
|---|---|---|
| Present | 嫌がるいやがる | 嫌がりますいやがります |
| Negative | 嫌がらないいやがらない | 嫌がりませんいやがりません |
| Past | 嫌がったいやがった | 嫌がりましたいやがりました |
| Past negative | 嫌がらなかったいやがらなかった | 嫌がりませんでしたいやがりませんでした |
| Te-form | 嫌がっていやがって |
|---|---|
| Potential | 嫌がれるいやがれる |
| Passive | 嫌がられるいやがられる |
| Causative | 嫌がらせるいやがらせる |
| Volitional | 嫌がろういやがろう |
| Imperative | 嫌がれいやがれ |
| Conditional (ば) | 嫌がればいやがれば |
| Conditional (たら) | 嫌がったらいやがったら |
Example sentences
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Cats dislike being wet.
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He was reluctant to answer.
みんな嫌がっているのに。
Nobody likes it.
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She dislikes going to school.
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She was unwilling to tell her name.
More examples (10)
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She refused to speak English.
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She is not about to get married.
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He feels no reluctance in acknowledging errors.
トムはベッドに入るのを嫌がった。
Tom didn't want to go to bed.
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She is reluctant to marry him.
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She didn't mind doing the dishes.
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He objected to traveling by plane.
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Tom refuses to eat his vegetables.
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He objects to being treated like a child.
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Some students don't like wearing uniforms.