не хотел ехать

didn't want to go

→ не

phrase Uncommon #19,717

didn't want to go Uses the masculine past-tense form хотел; the subject is typically male, though the phrase may appear as part of a larger sentence with a male subject. ехать means to go or travel by vehicle.

RU: Я не хотел ехать один.

EN: I didn't want to go alone.

Если ты не хотел ехать, надо было мне сказать.

If you didn't want to go, you should have told me.

Вообще, по правде говоря, я не хотел ехать.

To be honest, I didn't really want to go.

— Бриллиантовая рука (1969)

Том не хотел ехать туда с Мэри.

Tom didn’t want to go there with Mary.

Том даже не хотел ехать.

Tom didn't even want to go.

Я не хотел ехать с вами.

I didn't want to go with you.

Он не хотел ехать один.

He didn't want to go alone.

Я не хотел ехать, но Том меня заставил.

I didn't want to go, but Tom made me.

Том был единственный, кто не хотел ехать.

Tom was the only one who didn't want to go.

Том не хотел ехать.

Tom didn't want to go.

Почему ты не хотел ехать в Бостон?

Why didn't you want to go to Boston?

А ты не хотел ехать.

But you didn't want to go.

— Жизнь не может быть скучной! (2011)