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execrate
/'ɛksɪkreɪt/
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1. curse or wish harm upon someone 2. feel and express... See more
execrar
maldecir
aborrecer
condenar
detestar
abominada
His ability to execrate the injustice made him a popular activist.
Su capacidad para execrar la injusticia lo convirtió en un activista popular.
To execrate such behavior is to show one's moral values to the world.
Execrar tal comportamiento es mostrar al mundo los propios valores morales.
Enoch 5:5 Therefore shall ye execrate (Curse) your days, And the years of your life shall perish,
Enoc 5:5 Por ello maldeciréis vuestros días y los años de vuestra vida se perderán
Both sides in Egypt's deep political divide accuse Obama of favoring the other and execrate his name.
Ambas partes de la profunda brecha política egipcia acusan a Obama de favorecer a la otra y de aborrecer su nombre.
Many fans execrate the changes made to the beloved book adaptation.
Muchos fans execran los cambios hechos a la querida adaptación del libro.
They openly execrate the violence that plagues their community every day.
Ellos execran abiertamente la violencia que azota su comunidad todos los días.
I execrate all forms of discrimination, believing everyone deserves respect.
Execró todas las formas de discriminación, creyendo que todos merecen respeto.
I execrate being treated unfairly in relationships and always seek mutual respect.
Execró ser tratado injustamente en relaciones y siempre busco respeto mutuo.
The critics execrate the director's latest film, calling it a complete failure.
Los críticos execran la última película del director, llamándola un completo fracaso.
Many people execrate corruption in politics, demanding transparency and honesty instead.
Muchas personas execran la corrupción en la política, exigiendo transparencia y honestidad en su lugar.
He longed to execrate aloud, to bring his fist down on something violently.
Necesitaba blasfemar en voz alta, descargar el puño con violencia en alguna parte.
Our government is supposed to endorse the right peaceably to distribute written materials, no matter how much it may execrate their contents.
Se supone que nuestro gobierno aprueba el derecho pacífico a distribuir materiales escritos, sin importar lo execrable de su contenido.
I execrate your hateful family! I should have fled from you.
Estirpe inicua, abominada, ¡yo tenía que haber huido de ti!
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