Desagradables (en. Unpleasant)

/des.a.ɣɾa.ða.βles/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That which is bothersome or uncomfortable.

Unpleasant criticisms can affect self-esteem.

Las críticas desagrables pueden afectar la autoestima.

That which provokes a feeling of rejection.

The atmosphere in that meeting was very unpleasant.

El ambiente en esa reunión fue muy desagradable.

That which does not please or satisfies.

Those people often make unpleasant comments.

Esas personas suelen hacer comentarios desagradables.

From the prefix 'des-' indicating negation and 'pleasant' which comes from the Latin 'agradabilis'.

to make an unpleasant comment

To say something that causes discomfort to others.

hacer un comentario desagradable

unpleasant situation

A context that is uncomfortable or bothersome.

situación desagradable

unpleasant person

Someone whose behaviors are unappealing or annoying.

persona desagradable

displeasure

Feeling of discontent or aversion towards something.

desagrado

discontent

Lack of satisfaction or joy.

descontento

It is used to describe socially uncomfortable situations.

His comment was very unpleasant and chilled the atmosphere.

Su comentario resultó muy desagradable y enfrió el ambiente.

Unpleasant in reverse, but in a stronger sense.

That party was completely unpleasant, there was no good vibe.

Esa fiesta fue completamente desagradable, no había buena vibra.