unenviable in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for unenviable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unenviable [Am ˌənˈɛnviəb(ə)l, Brit ʌnˈɛnvɪəb(ə)l] ADJ

unenviable task/situation:

unenviable

nada envidiable

unenviable in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for unenviable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unenviable [ʌnˈenviəbl] ADJ

unenviable

poco envidiable

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He holds the unenviable record for the shortest test career in history.

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Building the road was hazardous task, given the challenging geographical location, and maintaining the road is still unenviable task.

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He visits his old friends and their wives who he finds in unenviable relationships.

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Have you been given the unenviable task of managing employees who just don't respond to your requests or are passive aggressive in other ways?

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To make ends meet, a number of players were released or sold, and the club set an unenviable record by going 1,227 minutes without scoring.

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A team of around 16 binmen, road sweepers and enforcement officers faced the unenviable task of sifting through and clearing tonnes of discarded household waste yesterday.

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He carried out a failed assassination attempt which has earned him the unenviable position of being public enemy number one with a huge bounty on his head.

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Many of these facilities had an unenviable reputation as inhospitable warehouses where chronically sick patients, especially the elderly, passed their last years unhappily.

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The art of leadership is complex and unenviable.

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The cops found themselves in the unenviable situation of not being able to act against the townsfolk.

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