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Adj.1. (unerträglich) unbearable, intolerable2. (übellaunig) bad-tempered; auch vorübergehend: grumpy umg.; in einer unleidlichen Stimmung sein be in a foul mood* * *ụn|leid|lichadjdisagreeable, unpleasant* * *un·leid·lich[ˈʊnlaitlɪç]1. (schlecht gelaunt) bad-tempered2. (unerträglich) intolerableein \unleidlicher Zustand an intolerable situation* * *1.Adjektiv tetchy2.adverbial tetchily* * *unleidlich adj1. (unerträglich) unbearable, intolerablein einer unleidlichen Stimmung sein be in a foul mood* * *1.Adjektiv tetchy2.adverbial tetchily -
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I P.P. verstimmenII Adj.1. MUS. attr. out-of-tune..., präd. out of tune2. Person: präd. in a bad mood; (verärgert) annoyed, disgruntled; man merkt die Absicht und ist verstimmt the hidden purpose becomes clear and spoils one’s mood3. Magen: upset* * *bilious; out of tune* * *ver|stịmmt [fɛɐ'ʃtɪmt]adjKlavier etc out of tune; (fig) (= verdorben) Magen upset; (= verärgert) put out, disgruntled* * *1) (of, or affected by, too much bile: a bilious attack.) bilious2) (not in good spirits or temper: He's been a little out of sorts since they told him to stay at home.) out of sorts3) ( not in tune) out of tune* * *ver·stimmtI. adj1. MUS out of tune2. (verärgert)* * *1) (Musik) out of tune pred.2) (verärgert) put out, peeved, disgruntled (über + Akk. by, about)* * *B. adj1. MUS attr out-of-tune …, präd out of tuneman merkt die Absicht und ist verstimmt the hidden purpose becomes clear and spoils one’s mood3. Magen: upset* * *1) (Musik) out of tune pred.2) (verärgert) put out, peeved, disgruntled (über + Akk. by, about)* * *adj.out of tune adj. adv.biliously adv. -
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tetchily — adverb /ˈtɛtʃ.ɪ.li/ In an annoyed or irritated manner. Do be quiet, will you, or I shall miss it all, cried Jabez, tetchily. Syn: irascibly, peevishly, testily See Also: tetchiness, tetchy … Wiktionary
tetchily — tetchy ► ADJECTIVE ▪ bad tempered and irritable. DERIVATIVES tetchily adverb tetchiness noun. ORIGIN probably from Scots tache «blotch, fault», from Old French teche … English terms dictionary
tetchily — adverb in an ill natured and tetchy manner Are you sure? he asked her tetchily • Derived from adjective: ↑tetchy … Useful english dictionary
tetchily — adverb see tetchy … New Collegiate Dictionary
tetchily — See tetchy. * * * … Universalium
tetchily — tetch·i·ly … English syllables
tetchily — See: tetchy … English dictionary
tetchy — tetchily, adv. tetchiness, n. /tech ee/, adj. tetchier, tetchiest. irritable; touchy. Also, techy. [1585 95; orig. uncert.; cf. TETCHED, Y1] * * * … Universalium
tetchy — adjective (tetchier; est) Etymology: perhaps from obsolete tetch habit Date: 1592 irritably or peevishly sensitive ; touchy < the tetchy manner of two women living in the same house Elizabeth Taylor †1975 > • tetchily adverb • tetchiness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
tetchiness — See tetchily. * * * … Universalium
tetchiness — noun The quality of being tetchy, or irritable See Also: tetchily, tetchy … Wiktionary
