English to Portuguese Dictionary uncomfortable

uncomfortable

desconfortável
definition
adjective
athlete's foot is a painful and uncomfortable condition
causing or feeling slight pain or physical discomfort.
translation of 'uncomfortable'
adjective
desagradável,
indisposto,
inquietante,
incómodo,
desconfortável
example
For good people it is very 'uncomfortable' to be in the presence of someone in pain and not be able to do anything about it.
Conditions get slightly 'uncomfortable' and all politeness flies out the window.
I am always physically 'uncomfortable' because of all the blue make-up I have to wear.
The entire notion of me lying in a hospital bed terrifies me, no wonder I find this bed 'uncomfortable' .
Such a request would also represent a recognition of an 'uncomfortable' fact.
I will go back to change it to the default one immediately if this made you 'uncomfortable' .
It is, to say the least, 'uncomfortable' seeing such pain inflicted on an innocent man.
You can tell Brett is slightly 'uncomfortable' as the five of us travel up in the lift to the second floor.
I'm very 'uncomfortable' with the idea of these psychologists analysing my responses.
I know that sounds weird and I'm a bit 'uncomfortable' about having it in print but it's the truth.
Angela had tried a variety of treatments in a bid to ease the horse's 'uncomfortable' condition.
The conversation can often be 'uncomfortable' and the disagreements are here to stay.
It's not that it's been hot so much as the very high humidity that's made me feel darned 'uncomfortable' .
People often feel 'uncomfortable' with that concept, but I don't have a problem with it.
The figure looked unbearable 'uncomfortable' as he shoved his hands in his pockets.
The test can take from 10 minutes up to half an hour and can be slightly 'uncomfortable' .
It is manifest in the wish for pain to go away; or the dismissal of some 'uncomfortable' idea.
Also the heat in the office was said to have reached an extremely 'uncomfortable' level.
At first she found him pleasant, but then he started to make her feel 'uncomfortable' , the court heard.
She could laugh and smile at things she enjoyed and cry if 'uncomfortable' or in pain but could do little to help herself.
It was a topic that I was 'uncomfortable' with as who wants to talk structure with friends.
Lying in this position may be slightly 'uncomfortable' , but it shouldn't be painful.
I was waiting on an 'uncomfortable' plastic chair to be seen by a nurse.
Climate change made the wearing of bushy white beards 'uncomfortable' as well as impractical.
This type of scraping biopsy can be 'uncomfortable' but not painful so no anaesthetic is required.
The last camp is cut into a rockface and is supplied with an Islamic library and three 'uncomfortable' beds.
They made you laugh but feel rather 'uncomfortable' at the same time and comedy should do that occasionally.
It is most 'uncomfortable' craning one's neck whilst trying to watch the game.
The seats may be 'uncomfortable' and the music too assertive but we don't care!
I ended up occupying the end of the bar and nursing a Guinness and feeling decidedly 'uncomfortable' .
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