Vocab Bloom Hub

uncooperative

/ˌʌn.koʊˈɒp.ər.ə.tɪv/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa ou organização que não quer trabalhar com os outros ou ajudar a alcançar um objetivo comum; também pode indicar falta de disposição para ceder ou colaborar.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˌʌn.koʊˈɒp.ər.ə.tɪv/B2formal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa ou organização que não quer trabalhar com os outros ou ajudar a alcançar um objetivo comum; também pode indicar falta de disposição para ceder ou colaborar.

Describes a person or entity that is unwilling to work with others or help achieve a common goal.

  1. Unwilling to cooperateB2formal

    Not willing to work with others or help achieve a common goal.

    ptPouco cooperativo

    • The witness was uncooperative during the investigation.
    • Her uncooperative attitude made the group project difficult.
    • The employee was fired for being consistently uncooperative.

    Sinônimoscontrarydefiantdifficultintransigentobstructiverecalcitrantresistantstubbornunaccommodatingunhelpful

    Antônimosaccommodatingagreeablecollaborativecooperativehelpful

  2. Intentionally unaccommodatingB2formal

    Deliberately refusing to be helpful or flexible in a situation.

    ptPouco colaborativo

    • The landlord was uncooperative about fixing the broken heater.
    • He remained uncooperative despite repeated requests for assistance.
    • The uncooperative driver refused to move his car from the blocked lane.

    Sinônimoscontraryinflexibleintransigentobdurateobstructiveperverserecalcitrantrefractoryresistantstubbornunhelpfulunyielding

    Antônimosaccommodatingagreeableamenablecompliantcooperativeflexiblehelpfulobliging

Formas
  • more uncooperative comparative form
  • most uncooperative superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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