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Перевод: disrespectful

[прилагательное]
непочтительный; невежливый

Тезаурус:

1. Some enthusiastic Christians courted martyrdom by smashing religious images or, under cross-examination, appearing contumacious, dissident, and disrespectful to the governor.
2. For others it is sufficient to look or act like a gouger by being rough-looking and dirty or disrespectful to and disliking the police, "giving lip" and swearing, coming from "a problem family" and being of low intelligence ("not all there", "air getting in", "not right", "a few bricks short of a full load").
3. Of these he lists the following: lying to escape punishment; eating too many apples and pears; stealing fruit from orchards; playing too much; gambling; being over fond of reading romances and old fables; imitating other boys in their foolish talking and behaviour; being over fond of his teacher's praises; and being cheeky and disrespectful towards his parents.
4. During his first week as a raw stevedore, Cliff Barrett the dock foreman, had come aboard the ship he was working on and said something insulting and disrespectful to him.
5. "I just hope you don't think it's disrespectful of me saying so in the circumstances."
6. Isn't it disrespectful for man to beat his wife?"
7. Detective inspector Rush from 38, known to Henry as Neighbourhood Watch, was of the opinion that alcohol at funerals was disrespectful.
8. Like Nothing Sacred, her previous collection of essays, Expletives Deleted is bracingly disrespectful.
9. The Zoo's own photographer managed to come face to face with this somewhat disrespectful giraffe, and yes, he was in an area available to the general public - albeit in a slightly acrobatic pose!
10. Crudely, the sense of blurred boundaries, of disrupted hierarchies, of disrespectful, intertextual playfulness, of the delight in superficiality and the wearing of cultural masks - all these were fundamental to the strategies of camp long before postmodernism lurched into view.
11. She had grown so tall and disrespectful that the old woman was afraid to hit her.
12. She told me what they had said - that it is a loss of honour, "It is disrespectful to your husband."
13. (As I write, I hesitate - I would not like to be disrespectful - but continue, because the picture would not otherwise be true, and I think that she, above all people, would agree that a description should be true.)