Meaning of nepateicīgs | Babel Free
Definitions
- ungrateful (showing ingratitude; not feeling, not expressing gratitude, thankfulness)
- thankless, unrewarding, not worthwhile (not yielding good results, not giving satisfaction, not justifying the time and resources spent on it) (of activities, actions, topics)
- inappropriate, unfavorable, inconducive (such that it does not contribute to some desired state or situation)
Equivalents
Беларуская
няўдзя́чны
Български
неблагодарен
Čeština
nevděčný
Dansk
utaknemmelig
Deutsch
undankbar
English
Ungrateful
Français
ingrat
Gaeilge
neamhbhuíoch
Magyar
hálátlan
Հայերեն
ապերախտ
ქართული
უმადური
한국어
배은망덕
Kurdî
nankor
Latina
ingratus
Македонски
неблагодарен
Nederlands
ondankbaar
Polski
niewdzięczny
Русский
неблагодарный
Svenska
otacksam
తెలుగు
కృతఘ్నము
Türkçe
nankör
Українська
невдячний
Examples
“nepateicīgs cilvēks”
ungrateful person
“nepateicīgs dēls”
grateful son
“tagad Kroders gaidīja, lai Osis revanšējas un izvirza viņu par savu vietnieku; bet Osis bija nepateicīgs... viņš par savu vietnieku ieteica Andersonu”
then Kroders expected Osis to retribute and choose him as his substitute; but Osis was ungrateful... he chose Andersons as his substitute
“nepateicīgs amats”
thankless position, job
“nepateicīgs pasākums”
thankless event, situation
“nepateicīgs uzdevums”
thankless, unrewarding task
“nepateicīga loma”
an unrewarding role (e.g., in a play)
“skolotāja darbs, mūžs... arvienu steidzīgs, bez gala grūts un nepateicīgs”
a teacher's work, life... (is) always hurried, endlessly sad and unrewarding
“nepateicīga nodarbošanās: publišķi apspriest jūtas, kas nepakļaujas prāta spriedumam”
an unrewarding occupation: to discuss publicly feelings that are beyond the mind's judgment
“nepateicīga vide bērnu garīgajai attīstībai”
an inappropriate, unfavorable environment for the mental development of children
“nepateicīgi apstākļi gaumes izkopšanai”
unfavorable conditions for the cultivation of one's taste
CEFR level
C1
Advanced
This word is part of the CEFR C1 vocabulary — advanced level.
This word is part of the CEFR C1 vocabulary — advanced level.
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