inconvenient

inconvenient
inkən'vi:njənt
1. adjective
(causing trouble or difficulty; awkward: He has come at a very inconvenient time.) inconveniente, inoportuno, malo

2. verb
(to cause trouble or difficulty to: I hope I haven't inconvenienced you.) molestar
inconvenient adj inoportuno / molesto
inconvenient
tr[ɪnkən'viːnɪənt]
adjective
1 (gen) inconveniente, molesto,-a, incómodo,-a; (place) mal situado,-a; (time) mal, inoportuno,-a; (arrangement) poco práctico,-a
■ it's very inconvenient living so far from the station es muy incómodo vivir tan lejos de la estación
■ it's rather an inconvenient time esta hora me viene un poco mal
■ it's a bit inconvenient at the moment no es muy conveniente ahora
2 (fact) incómodo,-a
inconvenient [.ɪnkən'vi:njənt] adj
: inconveniente, importuno, incómodo
♦ inconveniently adv
inconvenient
adj.
• desconveniente adj.
• inconveniente adj.
• incómodo, -a adj.
• inoportuno, -a adj.
• molesto, -a adj.
'ɪnkən'viːniənt
adjective <moment> poco conveniente, inconveniente, inoportuno; <position> poco práctico

I hope it's not too inconvenient for you — espero que no le cause muchos inconvenientes or muchas molestias

[ˌɪnkǝn'viːnɪǝnt]
ADJ [time, appointment] inoportuno; [location, design] poco práctico, incómodo

it's an inconvenient place to get to — es un sitio mal comunicado, no es un sitio al que sea fácil llegar

how inconvenient! — ¡qué trastorno!, ¡vaya trastorno!

to be inconvenient — venir mal; (more formal) resultar inconveniente

to be inconvenient for sb — venirle mal a algn; (more formal) resultarle inconveniente a algn

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['ɪnkən'viːniənt]
adjective <moment> poco conveniente, inconveniente, inoportuno; <position> poco práctico

I hope it's not too inconvenient for you — espero que no le cause muchos inconvenientes or muchas molestias


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