less than pleased

Disappointed or displeased. The bosses were less than pleased with the sales of our latest product. A: "How was your dad when you told him the news?" B: "Let's just say that he was less than pleased."

less than pleased

displeased. We were less than pleased to learn of your comments. Bill was less than pleased at the outcome of the election.

See also: less, please

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

(as) sick as a pig
sick as a pig
(as) sick as a parrot
parrot
sick as a parrot
be (as) sick as a parrot
dad fetch my buttons
Dad fetch my buttons!
fetch
at odds with the world

References in periodicals archive

Gary Holt was less than pleased with the manner of Livingston's 2-1 victory but admitted he was delighted to avoid the "ridicule" of a Betfred Cup upset against Forfar.

Holt pleased to edge past Forfar

Fans on both sides - but particularly Shels - are less than pleased about the long-term cosiness and that undercurrent will ripple through tonight's game.

RIVALRY REKINDLED

FURIOUS Frankie Bunn was less than pleased at the chances his side missed as Oldham lost 3-2 at Stevenage in League Two.

Latics' Bunn furious over missed chances

According to the Apple Daily, Mayer was less than pleased to see an official from AIT show up to express concern for his case.

Israeli-American murder suspect denies charges, clashes with AIT: reports

Arshad and Masood secure the house Meanwhile, the residents of Walford are less than pleased about Max's return, with the Carters even banning him from the Vic.

SOAP watch

His club, Boca Juniors, appear less than pleased with their star striker.Argentinian club Boca Juniors were reportedly "furious" when they heard how their forward, Carlos Tevez, injured his calf.

Carlos Tevez injures himself playing in prison match

Rather, he's less than pleased with parties external to the Commission that have made lives a bit more difficult for broadcasters -- and their bank account balances needlessly smaller.

Fresh Criticism Over Public File Rules

Earlier in the year, around the time when details of the movie came out, King tweeted that real working clowns are less than pleased with him.

Real clowns lose gigs due to movie adaptation of Stephen King's 'It'

Coulter appeared less than pleased with the president's remarks about reforming taxes.

Ann Coulter Rips Trump's Tax Speech, Calls Him 'Tone Deaf'

When at last Max finagles a way into Castle Hanstein, his old friend, Bero, is less than pleased to see him, Lady Clara is near death and Juliana, his old flame, is not meeting his eyes.

At Witches' End

A club source told Sunday People Sport: "Let's just say the manager was less than pleased when he found out the delay in starting to lay the new pitch would impact on his training schedules."

Greats in rage

Normally your TV show being offered an extended run would be good news, but Sean and Beverley are less than pleased to learn Pucks!

MONDAY MAY 11; CHOICE

LEGO has recently launched Beauty Sets' aimed at young girls aged between 6-12 years, a move that has left many a parent a little less than pleased. In a recent magazine spread titled Emma's Beauty Tips', which appears in the March-April Yellow Brick edition of LEGO Club Magazine, the brand suggests hairstyles to its readers based on the shape of their faces.

LEGO enrages parents

This game came just 48 hours after the Hull defeat and Poyet was less than pleased about that in the build-up to the match.

Aston Villa 0-0 Sunderland: Rate the players after their goalles draw in the Midlands; Have your say and rate the Black Cats' players on their performances in the 0-0 draw with the Villans despite playing 40 mins with an extra man

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释义	less than pleased less than pleased Disappointed or displeased. The bosses were less than pleased with the sales of our latest product. A: "How was your dad when you told him the news?" B: "Let's just say that he was less than pleased." See also: less, please Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. less than pleased displeased. We were less than pleased to learn of your comments. Bill was less than pleased at the outcome of the election. See also: less, please McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: (as) sick as a pig sick as a pig (as) sick as a parrot parrot sick as a parrot be (as) sick as a parrot dad fetch my buttons Dad fetch my buttons! fetch at odds with the world References in periodicals archive Gary Holt was less than pleased with the manner of Livingston's 2-1 victory but admitted he was delighted to avoid the "ridicule" of a Betfred Cup upset against Forfar. Holt pleased to edge past Forfar Fans on both sides - but particularly Shels - are less than pleased about the long-term cosiness and that undercurrent will ripple through tonight's game. RIVALRY REKINDLED FURIOUS Frankie Bunn was less than pleased at the chances his side missed as Oldham lost 3-2 at Stevenage in League Two. Latics' Bunn furious over missed chances According to the Apple Daily, Mayer was less than pleased to see an official from AIT show up to express concern for his case. Israeli-American murder suspect denies charges, clashes with AIT: reports Arshad and Masood secure the house Meanwhile, the residents of Walford are less than pleased about Max's return, with the Carters even banning him from the Vic. SOAP watch His club, Boca Juniors, appear less than pleased with their star striker.Argentinian club Boca Juniors were reportedly "furious" when they heard how their forward, Carlos Tevez, injured his calf. Carlos Tevez injures himself playing in prison match Rather, he's less than pleased with parties external to the Commission that have made lives a bit more difficult for broadcasters -- and their bank account balances needlessly smaller. Fresh Criticism Over Public File Rules Earlier in the year, around the time when details of the movie came out, King tweeted that real working clowns are less than pleased with him. Real clowns lose gigs due to movie adaptation of Stephen King's 'It' Coulter appeared less than pleased with the president's remarks about reforming taxes. Ann Coulter Rips Trump's Tax Speech, Calls Him 'Tone Deaf' When at last Max finagles a way into Castle Hanstein, his old friend, Bero, is less than pleased to see him, Lady Clara is near death and Juliana, his old flame, is not meeting his eyes. At Witches' End A club source told Sunday People Sport: "Let's just say the manager was less than pleased when he found out the delay in starting to lay the new pitch would impact on his training schedules." Greats in rage Normally your TV show being offered an extended run would be good news, but Sean and Beverley are less than pleased to learn Pucks! MONDAY MAY 11; CHOICE LEGO has recently launched Beauty Sets' aimed at young girls aged between 6-12 years, a move that has left many a parent a little less than pleased. In a recent magazine spread titled Emma's Beauty Tips', which appears in the March-April Yellow Brick edition of LEGO Club Magazine, the brand suggests hairstyles to its readers based on the shape of their faces. LEGO enrages parents This game came just 48 hours after the Hull defeat and Poyet was less than pleased about that in the build-up to the match. Aston Villa 0-0 Sunderland: Rate the players after their goalles draw in the Midlands; Have your say and rate the Black Cats' players on their performances in the 0-0 draw with the Villans despite playing 40 mins with an extra man
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