Dictionary entry
Unapproachable
Pronunciation: /ʌnəˈprəʊtʃəb(ə)l/
Pronunciation
/ʌnəˈprəʊtʃəb(ə)l/
Myanmar Meaning
ချဉ်းကပ်ရန် ခက်သော။ ခပ်တန်းတန်းနေသော။ ခပ်တည်တည် ဆက်ဆံသော။
Definition
unapproachable / ʌnǝ'prǝƱtʃǝbl / adj ခ်ဥ္းကပ္ရန္ ခက္ေသာ။ ခပ္တန္းတန္းေနေသာ။ ခပ္တည္တည္ ဆက္ဆံေသာ။
Examples
- ‘But O'Neill was then Leicester manager
- officially unapproachable.’
- ‘It struck me as an opportunity to let the public know what really happens in a solicitor's office and dispel any idea we might be unapproachable.’
- ‘In reality - when I'm not mulling these things over in my mind and being paranoid - I don't think I'm unapproachable or unfriendly.’
- ‘Speaking of depressed
- my mother sat me down this morning and told me she thinks I'm unhappy and as a result am emotionally removed and unapproachable.’
- ‘Often these protagonists seem gruff and unapproachable
- even privileged and elitist
- at least at first
- perhaps concealing a painful shyness and a need for privacy.’
- ‘The parents of the youths involved are unapproachable and witnesses are too afraid to come forward to give evidence.’
- ‘Evander
- despite that
- didn't want to cause grief for Darren or the band by seeming unapproachable or surly.’
- ‘He's shy
- remember - he doesn't want to give you a bad impression of himself - and without a doubt the sober you is unapproachable.’
- ‘We're so busy packing as much into our schedules as we can
- that we become unapproachable to those who would enjoy a few minutes with us.’
- ‘Because he was reserved in manner
- some people preferred to think that he was unapproachable
- rather than admit to being afraid of finding themselves intellectually inferior.’
- ‘When I first started blogging
- I considered some bloggers unapproachable.’
- ‘He was unapproachable
- sometimes rude
- always sarcastic
- but it was also clear that he was uncannily observant.’
- ‘Still
- she looks every inch the unapproachable star and is flanked by those indispensable celebrity accessories
- the bodyguard and personal assistant.’
- ‘Placebo's love affair with the British music press screeched to a halt in mid-2000 when the NME penned a scathing feature accusing the singer of being arrogant
- difficult
- unapproachable
- obnoxious and deluded.’
- ‘You're so confident
- you're very unapproachable.’
- ‘In Columbus
- former neighbours described the independent truck driver
- who was often on the road
- as unapproachable and aloof.’
- ‘Yeah
- she was often unapproachable and often hostile
- but the ice part didn't hold any water for Mona.’
- ‘That little black-and-white square photo at the lower right only reminds people of what they think about Gray Davis
- which is that
- as a person
- he's cold
- unapproachable and stiff.’
- ‘Council officers often come in for criticism about their attitudes; being unapproachable
- etc.’
- ‘‘No one is that vicious
- that unapproachable
- for no reason
- ’ she told the writer
- and the character's background was coloured in.’