untoward in Chinese
untoward in Chinese is 难 — untoward means unfavourable or improper; not what is expected or acceptable.
untoward in Chinese
难
Pronounced: nán
Unruly, troublesome; not easily guided.
What does "untoward" mean?
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adjective Unfavourable or improper; not what is expected or acceptable.
"Nothing untoward happened during the flight."
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adjective Difficult to control or manage.
"The untoward child refused to sit still for the photo."
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untoward in a sentence
- Nothing untoward happened during the flight.
- The manager noticed something untoward about the invoice.
- The untoward child refused to sit still for the photo.
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What is "untoward" in Chinese?
"untoward" in Chinese is 难. untoward means: Unfavourable or improper; not what is expected or acceptable.
How do you pronounce 难?
"untoward" in Chinese is 难, pronounced "nán".
How do you use "untoward" in a sentence?
Example: "Nothing untoward happened during the flight." In Chinese, "untoward" is 难.
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