English » German

English)

in·sub·or·din·ate [ˌɪnsəˈbɔ:dənət, Am -ˈbɔ:rdənɪt] ADJ

insubordinate

ungehorsam

insubordinate

aufsässig

insubordinate behaviour [or Am behavior]

insubordinate behaviour [or Am behavior] MIL

insubordinate behaviour [or Am behavior] MIL

English

The current commander was reported as being uneasy about the insubordinate attitudes of the locals, and he requested additional military assistance from his superiors. en.wikipedia.org

Nor does this form of automatically unfair dismissal preclude an employer from dismissing a grossly insubordinate employee. en.wikipedia.org

Party discipline is strong, and insubordinate members can be coerced through a variety of means. en.wikipedia.org

His feisty personality and at times insubordinate attitude at one time led company leaders to strongly consider firing him. en.wikipedia.org

As befits his lowly professional standing and departmental affiliation, the detective is surly, sarcastic, and insubordinate. en.wikipedia.org

She is portrayed as a critical and insubordinate woman who is shrewd and uncaring toward her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. en.wikipedia.org

Despite his undoubted courage, his unmilitary and insubordinate character were rendering him effectively unemployable as a soldier. en.wikipedia.org

They agreed they had been insubordinate, but the incident was widely reported and the original order criticized as an act of censorship. en.wikipedia.org

Would you like to add some words, phrases or translations?

Submit a new entry.

English