to strongly dislike or loathe

to be weary of; to be fed up with; to be bored with

to loathe, hate, or feel a strong sense of disgust toward something or someone

bored; fed up with something; sick of something

to not mind taking the trouble to do something; to be very patient and thorough in performing a task

anorexia; loss of appetite

To favor the new and disregard the old; to be enamored with new things or people and bored with the old.

avaricious and insatiable; greedy and never satisfied

weary of life and the world; exhibiting a pessimistic or misanthropic attitude

to hate studying; to be weary of school

to lose interest or develop a feeling of weariness or disgust toward something

to spurn; to reject

never tired of hearing; worth hearing a hundred times

to lose the desire or will to continue a struggle, such as a sports match or a legal battle

causing irritation, nuisance, or being bothersome to others

In war, no amount of deception is too much; all's fair in war.

To study tirelessly; to be insatiable in learning (idiom, from Analects).

to be worth reading many times; to never tire of reading (idiom)

to hate or detest

to loathe

feeling bored, weary, or tired of a repetitive or unpleasant situation

avaricious and insatiable; greedy and never satisfied

to be weary of or fed up with something; to detest or abhor

to loathe

insatiably greedy

to relentlessly make excessive demands

horrid; annoying; disagreeable

an annoying, tiresome, or troublesome person

detestable (a play on [[神憎鬼厌|神憎鬼厭|shen2 zeng1 gui3 yan4]], lit. hated by gods and ghosts)

avaricious and insatiable; greedy and never satisfied

to dislike and treat with contempt; to look down upon

To be extremely meticulous, picky, or sophisticated regarding the selection, preparation, and presentation of food.

anaerobic bacteria

study tirelessly, teach with endless enthusiasm (idiom, from the Analects)

to not mind or spare (effort, detail, etc.); to not reject or avoid out of dislike

despicable; loathsome

to amass wealth through excessive taxation or plundering without ever being satisfied