How is the word incómodo translated from Spanish to English

Que da vergüenza o hace sentir mal a la gente.

Causing embarrassment or making people uncomfortable.

adjective
English translation
awkward

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  • Hubo una pausa incómoda en la conversación. There was an awkward pause in the conversation.

  • Dio unos pasos torpes sobre el hielo. He took a few awkward steps on the ice.

  • Encontrarme con mi ex en la fiesta fue incómodo. Meeting my ex at the party was awkward.

  • El cachorro todavía está torpe en las escaleras. The puppy is still awkward on the stairs.

  • Por favor, no hagas esto más incómodo de lo que ya es. Please don't make this more awkward than it is.

  • ¿Por qué parezco tan torpe cuando bailo? Why do I look so awkward when I dance?

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FAQ about “incómodo”

How is “incómodo” translated from Spanish?
“incómodo” translates into English as “awkward”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “incómodo” mean?
Meaning of “incómodo”: Que da vergüenza o hace sentir mal a la gente. In English — “awkward”.
What part of speech is “incómodo”?
“incómodo” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “incómodo”?
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