aborrecéis

Aborrecéis is a verb in the Spanish language. It is the second-person plural present indicative form of the verb "aborrecer." "Aborrecer" translates to "to hate," "to detest," or "to loathe" in English. Therefore, "aborrecéis" means "you all hate" or "you all detest."

This form is primarily used in Spain. In most Latin American countries, the equivalent pronoun and verb conjugation would be "ustedes aborrecen." The distinction between "vosotros" (you all, informal, used with "aborrecéis") and "ustedes" (you all, formal or general) is a key grammatical difference between Peninsular Spanish and Latin American Spanish.

The verb "aborrecer" itself conveys a strong negative emotion. It suggests a deep-seated dislike or aversion towards something or someone. When someone uses "aborrecéis," they are expressing a collective and intense feeling of hatred or detestation from a group of people towards a particular subject. For example, a group might say "Aborrecéis la injusticia" (You all hate injustice). The context in which "aborrecéis" is used will clarify the specific object of the hatred.