expresing dislikes

To detest

• My mother detests waiting in lines so I try to avoid shopping with her during the holiday season when she is sure to be extra frustrated with salespeople.

If you detest or dislike something very much, you loathe it

• I was always a good student who enjoyed his studies but for some reason I loathed learning about poetry. Today I wish I had learned to enjoy it instead of being a negative

To despise ( презирать)

• I don't mind getting to know others if they are already worthwhile conversation going on but I have to admit that I really despise networking and a small talk

To abhor ( formal)

• I can tolerate mischievous behavior in my children, but at her lying, I regularly explain to them that the trustworthiness is one of the most important qualities a young person can acquire and underlying destroys the opportunities

Can’t stand and can’t bear

• I can't stand calling off the surprise party when everyone has worked so hard to organize it but aware that a Michael already suspects something

• She can't bear seeing stray dogs on the street she always takes them in and tries to find them a good home

You can also use the verb to mind to indicate that you dislike something or bothered by something.

• It bothers some people, but my colleagues. And I do not mind listening to music during the day as long as it isn’t loud