Translations for „insensible“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

in·sen·sible [ɪnˈsen(t)səbl̩] ADJ form

1. insensible (unconscious):

insensible

nezavesten

2. insensible (physically, not feeling pain):

insensible

neobčutljiv

3. insensible to:

insensible (indifferent)

brezbrižen do

insensible (unfeeling)

brezčuten

4. insensible pred (unaware):

to be insensible of sth

ne zavedati se česa

5. insensible (imperceptible):

insensible

nezaznaven

insensible

neopazen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If there is an absence of security to fortune, everyone is insensible to the government and public good.

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When he stopped responding, she became concerned, went to the room where her husband was, and found him slumped and insensible in a chair.

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And whilst the report of the explosion travelled so far, people on the scene were insensible of it.

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In extreme cases of fighting the addiction, the victim is nearly insensible.

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Armed with his key instrument, the piano, he sought incessantly to transcend its inherent technical limits, remaining apparently insensible to the restrictions which had withheld more restrained composers.

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The kind elderly man frees him from his chain and conveys him to a small bark below, while entirely insensible to what is passing around him.

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Insensible water loss occurs mainly through the skin and respiratory tract.

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He would make the animal insensible, effectively via almost suffocating it with carbon dioxide, then determine the effects of the gas by amputating one of its limbs.

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This makes the method much more insensible to external vibrations and noise.

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But it is rather insensible that the name could have been borrowed from there.

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