не хочет идти

doesn't want to go

→ не

phrase Very common #2,344

doesn't want to go The form не хочет идти means “he/she/it doesn't want to go.” The subject and verb can change, as in не хочу идти (“I don't want to go”) and не хотел идти (“didn't want to go”).

RU: Анна не хочет идти домой.

EN: Anna doesn't want to go home.

Том не хочет идти на вечеринку.

Tom doesn't want to go to the party.

Том не хочет идти с Мэри на обед.

Tom doesn't want to go to lunch with Mary.

Том не хочет идти с тобой обедать.

Tom doesn't want to go to lunch with you.

Том не мог понять, почему никто другой не хочет идти в зверинец.

Tom couldn't understand why no one else wanted to go to the zoo.

Том не хочет идти в подвал.

Tom doesn't want to go to the basement.

Том не хочет идти на пенсию.

Tom doesn't want to retire.

Том не хочет идти с вами.

Tom doesn't want to go with you.

Но сейчас Том говорит, что не хочет идти.

But now Tom says he doesn’t want to go.

Том не хочет идти домой.

Tom doesn't want to go home.

Она говорит, что не хочет идти.

She says she doesn't want to go.

Том не хочет идти плавать.

Tom doesn't want to go swimming.

Он пьяный и никуда не хочет идти.

He is drunk and doesn't want to go anywhere.

— Дневной дозор (2006)

Том не хочет идти в кино.

Tom doesn't want to go to the movies.

Том не хочет идти с Мэри.

Tom doesn’t want to go with Mary.

Том не хочет идти с тобой.

Tom doesn't want to go with you.

Том не мог понять, почему никто другой не хочет идти во зверинец.

Tom couldn't understand why nobody else wanted to go to the zoo.

Почему Том не хочет идти?

Why doesn’t Tom want to go?

Но Сауле не хочет идти.

But Saule doesn't want to go.

Том не хочет идти в такое опасное место.

Tom doesn't want to go to such a dangerous place.

Том не хочет идти обедать с Мэри.

Tom doesn't want to go to lunch with Mary.

Он не хочет идти с ней обедать.

He doesn't want to go have lunch with her.

Том сказал, что не хочет идти на вечеринку Мэри.

Tom said that he didn't want to go to Mary's party.