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1 uncongenial
adjectiveunsympathisch [Person]* * *un·con·gen·ial[ˌʌnkənˈʤi:niəl]1. person unsympathisch2. thing unangenehm\uncongenial climate unwirtliches Klima\uncongenial conditions wenig zusagende Bedingungen* * *["ʌnkən'dZiːnɪəl]adjperson unliebenswürdig, nicht einnehmend; work, surroundings unerfreulichhe finds this place uncongenial — dieser Ort entspricht ihm or seinem Wesen nicht
* * *uncongenial adj (adv uncongenially)2. nicht zusagend, unangenehm, unsympathisch ( alle:to dat):this job is uncongenial to him diese Arbeit sagt ihm nicht zu3. unfreundlich* * *adjectiveunsympathisch [Person]I find the work uncongenial — die Arbeit sagt mir nicht zu od. liegt mir nicht
* * *adj.ungleichartig adj.
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