No. 15,303 in German
unsympathisch
Unlikable; not personable or unpleasant.
In a sentence
Die neue Kollegin wirkt ziemlich unsympathisch.
The new colleague seems quite unlikable.
In this sentence, "unsympathisch" is used to describe a personal impression of someone's behavior or demeanor, suggesting they are unlikable.
Seine unsympathische Art macht es schwierig, mit ihm zusammenzuarbeiten.
His unlikable manner makes it difficult to work with him.
Here, "unsympathisch" qualifies a person's manner or characteristics, emphasizing traits that hinder positive interactions.
Das unsympathische Verhalten der Gäste war für das Personal sehr belastend.
The unlikable behavior of the guests was very stressful for the staff.
"Unsympathisch" in this context refers to behavior that is inconsiderate or unpleasant, causing discomfort to others.
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