unkind

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unkind
[ʌnˈkaɪnd]
adjetivo
1antipático(a), desagradable (unpleasant); cruel (uncharitable)
  • to be unkind (to somebody) -> ser antipático(a) or desagradable (con alguien)

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unkind [an-kaind]
adjetivo
1Adusto, no benévolo, duro, poco amable; áspero, seco.

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unkind [ʌnˈkaɪnd]
adjective
unkinder (comparative)unkindest (superlative)
1 (cruel, nasty) [+person] poco amable; (stronger) cruel; [+criticism] duro; [+remark] cruel; [+words] desagradable
that was very unkind of him eso fue muy poco amable de su parte; I've never known him to be unkind nunca ha sido desagradable, que yo sepa; she never has an unkind word to say about anyone nunca dice nada malo de nadie
he was making unkind remarks about her weight he was unkind enough to... she could be rather unkind at times
it would be unkind to say that ... sería cruel decir que ...; to be unkind to sb portarse mal con algn
2 [+climate] riguroso
the weather was unkind to us el tiempo nos jugó una mala pasada

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