unpleasant

unpleasant
adjective
unangenehm; unfreundlich [Bemerkung]; böse [Lächeln]

she can be really unpleasant — sie kann sehr unangenehm werden

be unpleasant with somebody — zu jemandem unfreundlich sein

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adjective
(disagreeable: an unpleasant task/smell.) unangenehm
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un·pleas·ant
[ʌnˈplezənt]
adj
1. (not pleasing) unerfreulich geh, unangenehm
\unpleasant incident unliebsamer Vorfall geh
\unpleasant sensation unangenehmes Gefühl
\unpleasant surprise unangenehme Überraschung
2. (unfriendly) person unfreundlich; relations frostig
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[ʌn'pleznt]
adj
unangenehm; experience, situation also unerfreulich; person, smile, remark unliebenswürdig, unfreundlich

something unpleasant — etwas Unangenehmes or Unerfreuliches

to be unpleasant to sb — unfreundlich zu jdm sein

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unpleasant adj (adv unpleasantly)
1. unangenehm, unerfreulich
2. unfreundlich
3. unwirsch, unangenehm (Person)
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adjective
unangenehm; unfreundlich [Bemerkung]; böse [Lächeln]

she can be really unpleasant — sie kann sehr unangenehm werden

be unpleasant with somebody — zu jemandem unfreundlich sein

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adj.
unangenehm adj.
widerlich adj.

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