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Перевод: unwelcome

[прилагательное]
нежеланный; нежелательный; непрошенный

Тезаурус:

1. Suggestions from a member of the family may be particularly unwelcome.
2. "A few minutes ago," said the girl, turning back to the mirror, "I received an unwelcome visitor."
3. Certainly, the arrival of an uninvited and unwelcome mathematically obsessed visitor would hardly be inclined to keep anyone at home!
4. If they appear to be two-dimensional they suddenly seem less "animal-like" and may avoid the unwelcome attentions of a hungry predator.
5. One way to ward off these unwelcome little indicators of stress would seem obvious - immediately give up the exercise that brings them on, and reach for a stiff, hugely relaxing drink.
6. Leila had said it would be presumptuous for them all to descend on Roirbak like an unwelcome plague, so had communicated ahead and reserved rooms in a cheap hostel popular with nomad natros.
7. Art classes were seen as "free" periods by the boys and any suggestion of serious work was unwelcome.
8. In effect Jones's book revealed an unwelcome truth which no one really wanted to hear and which the service was able easily to diffuse and ignore.
9. "Both my elder daughters fell under influences that were unwelcome to me in their teens because of school," she says.
10. It is because trying to give credit to this great poet commits a patriotic Englishman (or Scotsman for that matter - Fraser is a Scot) to very tormenting and unwelcome questions and reflections about the spiritual state of England or Scotland today, and over the last fifty years.
11. Whatever his motives, his contribution was unwelcome: he was, he said, taken to one side and told so; he seemed to suffer no other reprisals.
12. Although this amendment would not apply to any method other than dumping (such as penetrometers or drilled emplacement), it would form an unwelcome precedent for those who look to the ocean as a solution to their problems of managing waste.
13. The object goes, as I say, with his impulsiveness; he is the man who roars "Shatov is out" when an unwelcome visitor knocks at his door.