Uncool Meaning in English

word

US

/ˌənˈkuɫ/

uhn-KOOL

UK

/ʌnkˈuːl/

un-KOOL

التعريف

Describes something or someone that is not stylish, fashionable, or socially accepted as desirable. Often used informally to say something is boring, awkward, or undesirable.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very informal, often used among young people. Can be both joking and genuinely critical. It's the opposite of 'cool'. Common with people, actions, clothes, or ideas. Not typically used in formal writing.

• Spanish: poco guay - no genial - anticuado
• Portuguese (BR): careta - fora de moda - sem graça
• Portuguese (PT): fora de moda - sem piada - desinteressante
• Chinese (Simplified): 不酷 - 不时髦 - 土气
• Chinese (Traditional): 不酷 - 不時髦 - 土氣
• Hindi: ग़ैर स्टाइलिश - बोरिंग - अनाकर्षक
• Arabic: غير رائع - غير عصري - ممل
• Bengali: অকুল - ফ্যাশনবিহীন - অচল (আধুনিক অর্থে)
• Russian: некруто - немодно - стрёмно
• Japanese: ダサい - イケてない
• Vietnamese: không ngầu - lỗi thời - nhàm chán
• Korean: 촌스럽다 - 멋없다
• Turkish: havalı olmayan - demode
• Urdu: غیر دلچسپ - غیر فیشن ایبل
• Indonesian: nggak keren - kuno

جمل نموذجية

It's pretty uncool to show up late without letting anyone know.

natural

Everyone laughed at my old phone—it was so uncool.

natural

Wearing socks with sandals is uncool.

basic

He thinks homework is uncool.

basic

Calling people names is uncool.

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I used to think video games were uncool, but now I love them.

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