Disgruntled Meaning in English
word
dɪsˈɡɹənəɫd/, /dɪsˈɡɹəntəɫd
dis-GRUHN-tuhld
dɪsɡɹˈʌntəld
dis-GRUNT-uhld
التعريف
To be unhappy, dissatisfied, or annoyed, especially because of something unfair or disappointing.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Usually formal or semi-formal; describes a quiet, simmering dissatisfaction, often in workplaces or with services. Commonly used with 'employees', 'customers', or in phrases like 'disgruntled with'. Not as strong as 'angry' or 'furious'.
Spanish: descontento - disgustadoPortuguese (BR): descontente - insatisfeitoPortuguese (PT): descontente - insatisfeitoChinese (Simplified): 不满的 - 不高兴的Chinese (Traditional): 不滿的 - 不高興的Hindi: नाराज़ - असंतुष्टArabic: ساخط - متذمرBengali: অসন্তুষ্ট - বিরক্তRussian: недовольный - раздражённыйJapanese: 不満な - 不機嫌なVietnamese: bất mãn - không hài lòngKorean: 불만족한 - 불평하는Turkish: memnuniyetsiz - hoşnutsuzUrdu: ناراض - ناخوشIndonesian: tidak puas - kesal
جمل نموذجية
The disgruntled employee left early.
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The customers were disgruntled after waiting so long.
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She looked disgruntled with the results.
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He sounded pretty disgruntled over the new policy changes.
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After the meeting, several team members were visibly disgruntled.
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If you're feeling disgruntled, maybe we should talk about what's bothering you.
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