-unsociable o unsocial?-

-unsociable o unsocial?-
Nota d'uso
L'aggettivo unsociable significa “asociale” nel senso di “poco socievole”: After the meeting, I joined the others in the pub, not wishing to appear unsociable, dopo la riunione, andai con gli altri al pub, perché non volevo sembrare poco socievole; anche l'aggettivo unsocial significa “asociale”, ma si usa molto pure in espressioni come to work unsocial hours, lavorare a orari impossibili (ad esempio di notte, la mattina presto o durante i weekend).

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