Indisposed Meaning in English

word

US

ˌɪndɪˈspoʊzd

in-di-SPOHZD

UK

ˌɪndɪspˈəʊzd

in-di-SPOHZD

التعريف

Not feeling well or slightly ill; can also mean being unwilling or unavailable to do something, often used politely.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mainly formal or polite; typically used to indicate someone is a little unwell or unavailable, rather than seriously ill. Common in polite conversation and written notices. Not often used in everyday casual speech.

• Spanish: indispuesto - no disponible
• Portuguese (BR): indisposto - não disponível
• Portuguese (PT): indisposto - não disponível
• Chinese (Simplified): 不适（身体不适）- 不便
• Chinese (Traditional): 不適（身體不適）- 不便
• Hindi: अस्वस्थ - अनुपलब्ध
• Arabic: مريض - غير متاح
• Bengali: অস্বস্তিবোধ করছেন - অসুস্থ
• Russian: нездоров - нездоровится
• Japanese: 体調が優れない - 都合が悪い
• Vietnamese: không khỏe - không tiện
• Korean: 몸이 편치 않다 - 자리에 없다
• Turkish: rahatsız - uygun değil
• Urdu: ناساز - طبیعت ٹھیک نہیں
• Indonesian: kurang sehat - tidak tersedia

جمل نموذجية

She is indisposed and cannot come to work today.

basic

Mr. Lee is indisposed at the moment.

basic

My mother is feeling a little indisposed.

basic

I'm afraid the manager is indisposed and can't take your call right now.

natural

She was a bit indisposed after eating too much at dinner.

natural

Sorry, I'm a bit indisposed today—can we meet another time?

natural