disapproving look; disgusted eyes; nasty glance
Refers to a facial expression showing disapproval, disgust, or contempt. Often used in the pattern 嫌な目で見られる (to be looked at with disapproving eyes).
He gave me a nasty look.
It's hard to be looked at with disapproving eyes by people around me.
unpleasant experience
Used in the set phrase 嫌な目に遭う (to have an unpleasant experience, to go through something bad). The noun 嫌な目 itself is not freely used outside this construction.
See also: 目にあう
I had an unpleasant experience at my travel destination.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling.
Kana spelling for the first part; less common but still used.
A compound of 嫌な (unpleasant, disagreeable) and 目 (eye). The second sense is an idiomatic extension where 目 stands for 'experience'.