incómodo

/inˈkomodo/, [ĩŋˈko.mo.ð̞o]

awkward, uncomfortable

Adjective incómodo (feminine incómoda, masculine plural incómodos, feminine plural incómodas)

Examples

Me siento un poco incómodo.

I feel a little awkward.

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Lo contrario de incómodo es cómodo.

The opposite of uncomfortable is comfortable.

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Luego de un silencio incómodo, Bill la tomó de la mano y la llevó al piso de arriba.

After an awkward pause, Bill took her by the hand and dragged her upstairs.

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Eso debe haber sido socialmente incómodo.

That must have been socially awkward.

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Me siento un poco incómodo al sacar el tema, pero te quiero.

I feel a little uncomfortable bringing this up, but I love you.

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Estoy incómodo.

I'm uncomfortable.

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El sofá es incómodo.

The sofa is uncomfortable.

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Tom está incómodo cuando está entre extraños.

Tom is ill at ease among strangers.

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Eso hizo que Tom se sintiese incómodo.

That made Tom uncomfortable.

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Hubo un silencio incómodo cuando él apareció.

There was an awkward silence when he appeared.

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