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41 ill-timed
tr[ɪl'taɪmd]1 inoportuno,-aadj.• inoportuno, -a adj.['ɪl'taɪmd]ADJ inoportuno, intempestivo -
42 ill at ease
ill at easea) desconfortável, constrangido, ansioso. b) inquieto, intranqüilo.————————ill at easeembaraçado, constrangido, pouco à vontade. -
43 ill fortune
ill for.tune[il f'ɔ:tʃən] n má sorte.————————ill fortuneinfelicidade, má sorte. -
44 ill luck
ill luck[il l'∧k] n má sorte, azar.————————ill luckazar. -
45 ill will
ill will[il w'il] n malevolência, inimizade, hostilidade.————————ill willmá vontade. -
46 ill-natured
ill-na.tured[il n'eitʃəd] adj mau, ruim, malvado.————————ill-naturedde má índole. -
47 ill-omened
ill-o.mened[il' oumənd] adj 1 de mau agouro, malfadado. 2 infeliz, sem sorte, desafortunado.————————ill-omenedde mau presságio. -
48 ill-timed
ill-timed[il t'aimd] adj 1 fora de hora, inoportuno. 2 fora de propósito.————————ill-timedfora de hora. -
49 ill-assorted
ill-assorted, ill-sorted -
50 ill-disposed
ill-disposed♦voorbeelden: -
51 ill-gotten gains
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52 ill-sorted
→ ill-assorted ill-assorted/ -
53 ill-usage
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54 Ill.
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55 ill.
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56 ill-fitting
ill-ˈfit·ting* * * -
57 ill-humored
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58 ill-spent
ill-spent adj:ill-spent youth vergeudete Jugend -
59 ill at ease
adj unbehaglich -
60 ill-equipped
adj schlecht ausgestattet
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