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1 unfortunate
[ʌn'fɔːʧ(ə)nət] 1. прил.1) неудачливый; несчастливыйSyn:2) неудачный, закончившийся неудачей; безуспешный3) неудачный, неуместный, неподходящийSyn:4) плачевный, прискорбный, печальный, заслуживающий сожаленияSyn:2. сущ.1) неудачник ; горемыкаSyn:poor devil, unlucky fellow2) уст.; эвф. падшая женщина; проституткаSyn: -
2 unhappy
ʌnˈhæpɪ прил.
1) несчастливый;
несчастный She was unhappy about (at, over) the news. ≈ Она была расстроена новостями. She was unhappy to learn the news. ≈ Она была расстроена, узнав, что произошло. We are unhappy that you cannot visit us. ≈ Жаль, что вы не можете зайти к нам. Syn: unfortunate, ill-fated, miserable
2) неудачный;
неуместный несчастливый, несчастный - * life несчастливая жизнь - in adn * hour в злополучный час грустный, подавленный - * face грустное лицо - he looks * у него грусный вид - and so don't be * about it и поэтому не расстраивайтесь из-за этого неудачный - * translation неудачный перевод - to be * in one's choice of words неудачно выбирать слова неуместный - * remark неуместное замечание ~ неудачный;
an unhappy remark неуместное замечание unhappy несчастливый;
несчастный;
he looks unhappy у него печальный вид
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