嫌いやがる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, transitive)
1. to appear uncomfortable (with); to seem to hate; to express dislike
Well, it's only natural that they would be reluctant.
Kanji used
dislike
Pitch accent
い
やが
る
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Composed of
disliking; not wanting; unpleasant; disagreeable; no!; quit it!
Examples (14 in total)
Well, it's only natural that they would be reluctant.
Cats hate to get wet.
She was unwilling to tell her name.
She dislikes going to school.
I thought you would be a little embarrassed and act reluctant.
Tom didn't want to go to bed.
Some students don't like wearing uniforms.
I dragged my reluctant little brother to the hospital.
Nancy didn't mind living abroad by herself.
He objects to being treated like a child.
The teacher didn't mind explaining the problem again.
It seems he is reluctant to share his own shame.
George is reluctant to take on that difficult job.
My cat doesn't like it when I speak French.