unwelcome

unwelcome
adjective
(received unwillingly or with disappointment: unwelcome news/guests; I felt that we were unwelcome.) inoportuno, molesto
unwelcome adj inoportuno / molesto
I felt unwelcome sentía que estaba de más / sentía que no era bien recibido
unwelcome
tr[ʌn'welkəm]
adjective
1 (guest) inoportuno,-a, molesto,-a; (news) desagradable
2 (uncomfortable) incómodo,-a
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to make somebody feel unwelcome hacer que alguien se sienta incómodo,-a
unwelcome [.ʌn'wɛlkəm] adj
: importuno, molesto
unwelcome
adj.
• inoportuno, -a adj.
• mal acogido adj.
• molesto, -a adj.
'ʌn'welkəm
adjective <visit> inoportuno; <guest> inoportuno, poco grato; <news> desagradable, poco grato; <suggestion> inoportuno, fuera de lugar

we were made to feel unwelcome — nos hicieron sentir que estábamos de más

[ʌn'welkǝm]
ADJ [news, surprise] desagradable, poco grato; [visitor, guest, intruder] poco grato, inoportuno; [visit] inoportuno; [reminder, advances, attention] poco grato

the change is not unwelcome — el cambio no nos resulta del todo molesto

I felt unwelcome — sentí que allí sobraba

to make sb feel unwelcome — hacer que algn sienta que sobra

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['ʌn'welkəm]
adjective <visit> inoportuno; <guest> inoportuno, poco grato; <news> desagradable, poco grato; <suggestion> inoportuno, fuera de lugar

we were made to feel unwelcome — nos hicieron sentir que estábamos de más


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