disloyal in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

disloyal in the PONS Dictionary

disloyal Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be disloyal to sb/sth
ser desleal a alguien/algo
you have been disloyal to your family
has sido desleal a tu familia
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The reason we make this clear is that we may be silenced by those who say that we are disloyal and lack filial piety.
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She also undertakes disloyal, subversive actions against others, ostensibly to teach them lessons.
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A wider region, or border zone existed, up to 12 km from the border, in which no disloyal or suspect civilians could reside or work.
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One version of the story tells of a disloyal young wife and her husband.
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Members who failed to achieve their fundraising quotas or otherwise showed signs as disloyal behavior were subjected to ego stripping sessions.
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Others were upset by the film's depiction of the black male as abusive, uncaring, and disloyal.
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Controversy frequently erupted following speeches which were considered disloyal to the crown or nationalist in tone.
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Charming refused to be disloyal to his king.
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The firm conducts random sweeps of employees, using telepaths to find workers who are disloyal to the company they pledged to work for.
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In addition to these changes, the army's strength was reduced by 25%, presumably to eliminate disloyal and ineffective elements.
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