What does loathe mean in French?

The French loathe is an interjection and is used to express strong feelings of disgust. It is most often used to express strong feelings of disgust towards something unpleasant, such as food or smells.

What does hatred mean in French?

The French loathe means to hate, detest, detest greatly or feel intense disgust towards something, a person or an idea. If you loathe something, you will express that hatred in a way that is not nice. You may use sarcasm, put down people, use profanity or express hostility towards whatever it is that you really detest.

What does loathing in french mean?

The French loathe is used when you express strong feelings of hatred or disgust towards something. You can use loathe in the present or the past tense. For example, you could say Je déteste le chocolat. I loathe chocolate or Je détestais le chocolat. I used to loathe chocolate.

What does loathing mean in French?

If you use the expression, “I loathe that smell!” you’re using loathe as an actual adjective. In French, loathing is often used to describe an intense dislike.

What does hate mean in French?

If you loathe something, it means you really don’t like it. You feel disgust, repulsion, anger or fear towards it. In English, loathing is usually an intense emotion. A French loathing, however, is less intense than an English loathing since French people don’t use the word to describe feelings of dislike that are not strong enough to warrant the word hate.