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1 neudoban
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2 nelagodan
adj uneasy, uncomfortable, ill at ease, awkward* * *• queasy -
3 neprijatan
* * *• seamy• disagreeable• disquieting• troublesome• unsavory• unkind• uncongenial• uncomfortable• undersirable• unflattering• unpalatable• unpleasant• ungracious• unsavoury• unagreeable• sticky• provoking• harsh• awkward• annoying• objectionable• offensive• queasy• repellent• repugnant• noisome• nasty -
4 neugodan
* * *• embarrassing• bothersome• bothering• sad• disagreeable• troublesome• uncongenial• unsavory• unpleasant• uncomfortable• froward• grievous• awkward• annoying• objectionable• pesky -
5 neugodno
adv & adj neut unpleasantly., disagreeably, uncomfortably itd. I neugodno (mi) je it's uncomfortable/embarrassing; I feel badly/awfully, I am/feel embarrassed; bilo mu je (vrlo) neugodno zbog toga he felt (very) badly about it, he felt awfully about it, he was (very) e* * *• embarrassingly• frowardly -
6 nezgodan
adj inconvenient, awkward, inappropriate, embarrassing, uncomfortable; (na muku) difficult, troublesome, burdensome, onerous; (osoba) difficult, awkward, troublesome, hard to take I to je vrlo -na stvar it's an awkward/embarrassing affair; baš si -an! you* * *• embarrassing• unsuited• uninviting• untimely• unchancy• inopportune -
7 sputan
pp cramped (up), hampered, fettered, inhibited, restrained, hobbled; ill at ease, uncomfortable, stiff* * *• stiff• inhibited
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