disliked; hated; disagreeable
Basic na-adjective and noun use for something one dislikes. The common pattern is XはYが嫌いだ, and 嫌いな modifies a noun.
Antonyms: 好き (すき)
I dislike green peppers.
嫌いな食べ物はありますか。
Are there any foods you dislike?
tendency; smack of; touch of
Used mainly in the set expression きらいがある, meaning that someone or something has an undesirable tendency or shows a trace of a certain fault. It is somewhat formal or written, and usually written in kana.
See also: きらいがある
彼の説明は、問題を単純化しすぎるきらいがある。
His explanation tends to oversimplify the problem.
Limited use meaning 'distinction' or 'discrimination', most often in older or formal phrases such as 老若男女のきらいなく. Modern Japanese more commonly uses 問わず or 区別なく.
古い言い方だが、この祭りは老若男女のきらいなく楽しめる。
In old-fashioned wording: this festival can be enjoyed by people of all ages and genders, without distinction.
I hate bugs.
What foods do you dislike?
After a bad experience once, I came to dislike that dish.
antipathy; prejudice; irrational dislike
misanthropy; dislike of people; misanthrope
misogyny; woman-hater; misogynist
misandry; man-hater
person who dislikes staying at home
stay-at-home; shut-in; recluse
shut-in; recluse; person who dislikes going out
taboo chopstick manners; things prohibited by chopstick etiquette
benigirai; ukiyo-e print style omitting vermilion
unsociable; introverted; disliking social interaction
misanthropy; misanthropist
camera-shy; dislike of being photographed
homebody; dislike of going out
hate; strongly dislike; detest