unbequem

Adj.

1. uncomfortable

2. (umständlich, unpassend) inconvenient; (lästig) irksome; er ist ihnen unbequem geworden he has become a nuisance (oder embarrassment) to them

3. Frage etc.: awkward, embarrassing

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comfortless; embarrassing; inconvenient; uncomfortable

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ụn|be|quem

adj

(= ungemütlich) uncomfortable; (= lästig) Mensch, Frage, Situation awkward; Aufgabe unpleasant; (= mühevoll) difficult

diese Schuhe sind mir zu unbequem — these shoes are too uncomfortable

der Regierung/den Behörden etc unbequem sein — to be an embarrassment to the government/authorities etc

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1) uncomfortably

2) (producing a bad physical feeling: That's a very uncomfortable chair.) uncomfortable

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un·be·quem

[ˈʊnbəkve:m]

adj

1. (nicht bequem) uncomfortable, esp BRIT uncomfy fam

2. (lästig) awkward, bothersome

▪ jdm \unbequem sein/werden to be/become awkward [or a bother] to sb

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1.

Adjektiv

1) uncomfortable

2) (lästig) awkward, embarrassing <question, opinion>; awkward, troublesome <politician etc.>; unpleasant <criticism, truth, etc.>

er wurde ihnen unbequem — he became a nuisance or an embarassment to them

2.

adverbial uncomfortably

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unbequem adj

1. uncomfortable

2. (umständlich, unpassend) inconvenient; (lästig) irksome;

er ist ihnen unbequem geworden he has become a nuisance (oder embarrassment) to them

3. Frage etc: awkward, embarrassing

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1.

Adjektiv

1) uncomfortable

2) (lästig) awkward, embarrassing <question, opinion>; awkward, troublesome <politician etc.>; unpleasant <criticism, truth, etc.>

er wurde ihnen unbequem — he became a nuisance or an embarassment to them

2.

adverbial uncomfortably

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adj.

inconvenient adj.

uncomfortable adj. adv.

inconveniently adv.

uncomfortably adv.