disgruntled in German
disgruntled in German is unzufrieden, missgelaunt, missgestimmt — disgruntled means annoyed, dissatisfied, or in a sour mood, often because of unfair treatment.
disgruntled in German
unzufrieden
Unhappy; dissatisfied
missgelaunt
Unhappy; dissatisfied
missgestimmt
Unhappy; dissatisfied
missmutig
Unhappy; dissatisfied
verstimmt
Unhappy; dissatisfied
What does "disgruntled" mean?
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adj Annoyed, dissatisfied, or in a sour mood, often because of unfair treatment.
"A disgruntled customer left a scathing review."
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disgruntled in a sentence
- A disgruntled customer left a scathing review.
- Disgruntled employees threatened to walk out.
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What is "disgruntled" in German?
"disgruntled" in German is unzufrieden, missgelaunt, missgestimmt. disgruntled means: Annoyed, dissatisfied, or in a sour mood, often because of unfair treatment.
How do you use "disgruntled" in a sentence?
Example: "A disgruntled customer left a scathing review." In German, "disgruntled" is unzufrieden, missgelaunt, missgestimmt.
Are there other ways to say "disgruntled" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "disgruntled": unzufrieden, missgelaunt, missgestimmt, missmutig, verstimmt.
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