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Meanings of uncooperative in anglès

portuguès
que não coopera

Unwilling to cooperate.

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que não coopera

Intentionally unaccommodating.

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Usage of uncooperative in anglès
1
However, local anesthesia may not be satisfactory in uncooperative or semiconscious patients.
Pubmed
2
It has also taken legal action against debtors it views as uncooperative.
Reuters
3
Hoarding, however illogical and uncooperative, was a major contributor to the collapse.
The Postman
4
Locating a key clue was a lot like training an uncooperative animal.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
5
I can't walk out of this place, but I can be uncooperative.
Dayworld Breakup
6
It was a publicity trip, unusual for Bech who was generally uncooperative.
The new yorker
7
But this part of him, this elemental manifestation, had been defiant, uncooperative.
World of warcraft: the shattering: prelude to cataclysm
8
Jack's voice went up, tremulous yet determined, pushing against the uncooperative silence.
Lord of the Flies
9
They almost looked like-Hesquinted harder, wiping angrily at his uncooperative eyes.
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
10
Without an afternoon nap, they turned miserable and uncooperative by the evening.
Still alice
11
Don't be alarmed; this will right itself once the slightly uncooperative vibe shifts.
The South African
12
Police said he was uncooperative and he was placed in handcuffs.
Ebony
13
He was being a bit uncooperative apparently, that's what they said.
Radio NZ
14
This was most probably an uncooperative felon being taken down to the cells.
The street philosopher
15
He pulled, but she didn't rise, her body rigid in the chair, uncooperative.
Heart-shaped box
16
Should Morsy prevail, he is set to be frustrated by an uncooperative army.
Reuters
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Uncooperative through the time
Uncooperative across language varieties
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