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我一直很讨厌红头发。用英语怎么说？

我一直很讨厌红头发。

I had always had a thing about red hair...

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had always thing about red hair

had

v. 有（ have的过去式和过去分词 ），（亲属关系中）接受，拿，买到；

always

adv. 总是，老是，永远，始终，常常，不断地；

thing

n. 事件，形势，东西，事物，家伙，事业；

about

prep. 关于，大约，在…周围；adv. 大约，在附近，在四周，几乎；adj. 在附近的，四处走动的，在起作用的，在流行中的；

red

adj. 红色的，（脸）涨红的，烧红的，红头发的；n. 红色，红衣服，红颜料，红葡萄酒；

hair

n. 头发，毛发，（动、植物的）毛，一丝丝，些微，毛发织物；
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