Inconveniences Meaning in English

word · lemma: inconvenience

US

ˌɪnkənˈvinjənsɪz

in-kuhn-VEE-nyuhn-siz

UK

ɪnkənvˈiːnɪənsɪz

in-kuhn-VEE-nee-uhn-siz

Definition

Things that cause minor problems, discomfort, or difficulties, making something less easy or pleasant.

Usage & Nuances

Used mainly in formal or polite contexts to describe minor annoyances or problems. Commonly appears as a plural noun ('inconveniences'). Can also be used in apology phrases like 'Sorry for the inconveniences.' Do not confuse with 'problems' which can be more severe.

• Spanish: molestias - inconvenientes
• Portuguese (BR): incômodos - inconvenientes
• Portuguese (PT): inconveniências - incómodos
• Chinese (Simplified): 不便 - 麻烦
• Chinese (Traditional): 不便 - 麻煩
• Hindi: असुविधाएँ
• Arabic: إزعاجات - مضايقات
• Bengali: অসুবিধা - বিঘ্ন
• Russian: неудобства
• Japanese: 不便 - 面倒
• Vietnamese: phiền toái - bất tiện
• Korean: 불편 - 번거로움
• Turkish: rahatsızlıklar - sıkıntılar
• Urdu: دقتیں - تکالیف
• Indonesian: ketidaknyamanan - gangguan

Example Sentences

The road repairs caused many inconveniences for the drivers.

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We apologize for any inconveniences this may have caused.

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Please let us know if there are any inconveniences during your stay.

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I understand there were some inconveniences with the delivery times.

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Despite the inconveniences, everyone kept a positive attitude.

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Small inconveniences like waiting in line can really add up over time.

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