Translations for „unsocial“ in the English » German Dictionary

un·so·cial [ʌnˈsəʊʃəl, Am -ˈsoʊ-] ADJ

1. unsocial Brit (socially inconvenient):

unsocial

nicht sozialverträglich

to work unsocial hours

außerhalb der normalen Arbeitszeiten arbeiten

2. unsocial (antisocial):

unsocial

asozial pej

3. unsocial (not seeking company):

unsocial

unsozial

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to work unsocial hours

außerhalb der normalen Arbeitszeiten arbeiten

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She is very serious and very unsocial.

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Most employees still do not work unsocial hours.

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Synaptic connections are considered either open or closed (like a social or unsocial person) and messages will flow along any and all open connections until they can go no further.

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It is a solitary, unsocial bird, usually roosting singly each day and only peaceable associating with others of their own species for reproductive purposes.

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To decrease the odds of a cat being unsocial or hostile towards humans, kittens should be socialized at an early age.

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Quite simply, if they took away the quite minimal additional compensation for working unsocial hours then that would be a huge problem for us.

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Penalty rates compensate for working in unsocial hours.

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They need to minimise long and unsocial hours and take respite away from their duties -- as well as the technology now associated with it.

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He remains unsocial most of the time.

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He continued to see himself as unsocial and made few friends.

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