uncongenial in Chinese
uncongenial in Chinese is 不愉快 — uncongenial means not friendly or easy to get on with.
uncongenial in Chinese
不愉快
Pronounced: bù yú kuài
Not pleasing; disagreeable.
What does "uncongenial" mean?
- adj Not friendly or easy to get on with.
- adj Not right or fitting for a particular purpose.
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adj Unpleasant and hard to enjoy.
"He found office life uncongenial, and eventually left the company."
- adj (botany) Unable to be joined onto another plant by grafting.
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uncongenial in a sentence
- He found office life uncongenial, and eventually left the company.
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What is "uncongenial" in Chinese?
"uncongenial" in Chinese is 不愉快. uncongenial means: Not friendly or easy to get on with.
How do you pronounce 不愉快?
"uncongenial" in Chinese is 不愉快, pronounced "bù yú kuài".
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