unfortunate un·for·tu·nate
- unfortunate un·for·tu·nate
- [ʌn'fɔːtʃnɪt]
1. adj
povero (-a), sfortunato (-a), infelice, deplorevole
it is most unfortunate that he left — ci rincresce molto che se ne sia andato
2. n
sfortunato (-a), sventurato (-a)
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