Übersetzungen für „unseasonable“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

un·sea·son·able [ʌnˈsi:zənəbl̩] ADJ

1. unseasonable (not appropriate for season):

unseasonable

für die Jahreszeit ungewöhnlich

unseasonable

nicht der Jahreszeit entsprechend

2. unseasonable form (untimely):

unseasonable

unangebracht

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Englisch

A child-proofed pot-bellied woodstove roared, taking the chill out of an unseasonable day.

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The world's second largest clothing company, which has 4,379 shops compared to 3,957 last year, has blamed a string of underwhelming results on unseasonable weather.

www.telegraph.co.uk

But plans for assessment took an unseasonable age to arrive, particularly those for the upper stages of secondary.

theconversation.com

The game doesn't place during the winter, making this a rather unseasonable blizzard.

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Then there was a large unseasonable downpour.

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While people are in the midst of getting ready for the holidays, they have also been out enjoying the unseasonable warm weather.

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In one of the more unusual symptoms of unseasonable warmth, long-dormant bacteria appear to be active.

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To what extent this actually happens will affect which regions are plunged into unseasonable cold temperatures next week.

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It typically triggers heavy rain in some areas and unseasonable warmth in others.

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To refrain from taking food at an unseasonable time, that is after the mid-day meal;: 7.

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