unkind, übersetzung im Collins English Cobuild & Thesaurus Wörterbuch

unkind (unkinder comparative) (unkindest superlative )

1  adj If someone is unkind, they behave in an unpleasant, unfriendly, or slightly cruel way. You can also describe someone's words or actions as unkind.
oft ADJ to n, it v-link ADJ to-inf  (Antonym: kind) All last summer he'd been unkind to her..., No one has an unkind word to say about him..., Without wishing to be unkind, she's not the most interesting company...
♦ unkindly  adv ADV with v, ADV with cl  (Antonym: kindly) Several viewers commented unkindly on her costumes..., `He's a bit of an eccentric old fatty,' Thomas thought, unkindly.
♦ unkindness  n-uncount
(Antonym: kindness) He realized the unkindness of the remark and immediately regretted having hurt her with it.

2 adj If you describe something bad that happens to someone as unkind, you mean that they do not deserve it.
WRITTEN oft ADJ to n (Antonym: kind) The weather was unkind to those pipers who played in the morning., ...a shared conviction that some unkind fate or chance is keeping them apart.