unfairly

unfairly(

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Un adverbio es una palabra que modifica o sirve de complemento a un verbo, un adjetivo u otro adverbio (correr rápido, muy cansado).

adverbio

1. (de manera injusta)

a. injustamente

The customer complained that the airline had treated her unfairly by refusing compensation.La cliente se quejó de que la aerolínea la había tratado injustamente al negarse a indemnizarla.

2. (de manera deshonesta)

a. deslealmente

By passing off its products as genuine, the company is competing unfairly with the owner of the brand.Al hacer pasar sus productos por los auténticos, la empresa compite deslealmente con el dueño de la marca.

b. deshonestamente

The director was judged to have profited unfairly by receiving monetary gifts from clients.Se consideró que el director se había beneficiado deshonestamente al aceptar regalos monetarios de los clientes.

unfairly

Un adverbio es una palabra que modifica o sirve de complemento a un verbo, un adjetivo u otro adverbio (correr rápido, muy cansado).

adverbio

1. (en general)

a. injustamente

unfairly [ˈʌnˈfɛəlɪ]

adverbio

[+treat, dismiss, judge, penalize] injustamente; [+compete] deslealmente

John broke into an angry outburst about how unfairly the work was divided the ruling unfairly penalizes deserving taxpayers the tax unfairly penalizes the poor black majority he accused them of bringing cheap labour from Bombay to compete unfairly against Chinese businesses the EC competes unfairly by subsidizing its growers

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