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Перевод: discontented

[прилагательное]
недовольный; раздосадованный

Тезаурус:

1. Where a member of staff was previously satisfied with work practice in a section, he or she may become a discontented or frustrated worker, because expectations were increased, together with knowledge and skill, only to be stifled by lack of interest on return to work.
2. The automobile industry had become as fashion-conscious as the rag trade, and it had discovered how to make people discontented with even last year's model.
3. The ranks of the discontented were also swelled by returning soldiers who found things less rosy than they had hoped.
4. Or maybe a process of natural selection had winnowed out the overworked and discontented, the theoretical and jaded and left the few who were propelled back to the school by the same affection, curiosity and remembered enthusiasm that had drawn us.
5. I am so discontented with my work.
6. Willink thought that perhaps he should not go; but he also discontented Ramsey by treating it as a problem in how Ramsey should get the best career in a worldly sense.
7. She always loathed naturalistic and realist writing, and locates in Raymond Carver a "grey glum discontented acquiescence" that could be applied to any number of British anaemic depressives.
8. Penelope was looking particularly discontented and disaffected, picking at her food.
9. Clearly, there are also people ready to take these jobs at the going rate, and not too discontented as long as they are not the breadwinner in their family, and are thus able to regard their wage as additional to the basic family income.
10. For the discontented populations, the fact that the state outlawed political opposition and ruthlessly crushed popular uprisings served as a handy, and not altogether unconvincing, alibi for their political conformism.
11. And discontented left her hated Bed.
12. Now the king's opponents seek to unite the discontented behind Saddam Hussein's banner.
13. But it also increased the focus on unproductive, marginal, service employment, and perhaps encouraged a pervasive, discontented nostalgia, in which the inheritance of the glorious past was either unrelated to, or else unhistorically contrasted with, the bleak, discontented present.