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Перевод: unsociable

[прилагательное]
необщительный; сдержанный; малообщительный;
[существительное]
нелюдимый

Тезаурус:

1. "Poor Sooty was very unsociable when she was first brought here," said house manager Jean Coleman.
2. All forest weavers were relatively unsociable as well as being monogamous and eating insects.
3. At last the Barracks loomed into sight, and if anyone had been peeping from the window at that unsociable hour, they might have been hard put to distinguish which was the boy and which the shadow.
4. The career structure for kennel staff is identical here but, as Nicole Keefe the kennel manager told me: "Working at the breeding centre can involve more unsociable hours.
5. MISSILE attacks on Saudi Arabia at unsociable hours have left the place bleary-eyed and jittery.
6. The "awkward" minority, Norman (1980) points out, may all too readily be labelled as mentally infirm, despite their right to be "sad, bad tempered, unsociable or eccentric", like anyone else.
7. Women are expected to work on shifts though none like the "unsociable" ones.
8. "Unsociable bastards."
9. At full whack, I would guess that the Rivera exhibits some very unsociable tendencies indeed.
10. Salomon, who had left Germany when he was nine, showed few signs of anything like this happening to him - although he was reported as "somewhat unsociable" and disappeared at one stage for three days, returning well and happy.
11. A thin line, I think, between a man in total harmony with peace and solitude and a grumpy, unsociable, old sourpuss.
12. Thomas Fuller Bacon was born in Stamford in 1824 and was considered to be stubborn, selfish and unsociable as a child.
13. You should also have set an example for this beforehand, by sometimes making yourself scarce when your parent's friends come, without being in any way unsociable or unwilling to prepare food and drink for them.