objectionable

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objectionable

[əbˈdʒekʃənəbəl]

adjetivo

1. reprobable (behavior)

he made himself thoroughly objectionable -> se puso muy desagradable

objectionable [ob-yek-sho-na-bol]

adjetivo

1. Reparable, susceptible de objeción, censurable, reprensible; perjudicial.

objectionable [əbˈdʒekʃnəbl]

adjective

[+person] grosero; desagradable; [+behaviour, attitude, remark] inaceptable; [+language] (indecent) grosero; soez; (offensive) ofensivo; [+smell] desagradable; molesto

the language used in the programme was objectionable to many viewers el lenguaje que se usa en el programa les resultó ofensivo a muchos telespectadores; I find your tone highly objectionable su tono me resulta totalmente inaceptable or muy ofensivo

there's no need to be so objectionable It contains language some listeners may find objectionable Campanis made some objectionable remarks on Nightline This attitude may be objectionable to male and female readers alike

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